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It's lovely at Bulimba, across the river from the woolstores and old 1930s industry buildings.

 

We walked along that pathway in August. It was a monday and dark and freezing cold. Low wind off the river and so quiet except for the water. We talked about nothing that important, I made a joke about existentialism, which unsurprisingly fell flat. You didn't kiss me.

 

Kanye, Existentialism, and crying.

This image reflects the silent presence of death within all natural forms. Beneath growth, beauty, and vitality lies an inevitable process of decay, reminding us that mortality is woven into the essence of existence.

The Stranger by Camus

Fight Club by Chuck Palahnuik

No Exit by Sarte

Looking for Alaska by John Green

A Farewell to Arms by Heminway

We start our journey when the subject questions her existence and who she is in the grand scheme of things when she is reminded of how simple a rose is.

  

Epicurus Explains How To Be Happy And Why Pleasure Matters | Real AI Voice Interview

 

What Epicurus Really Taught About Life, Happiness, and Pleasure

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Epicurus is often misunderstood. Many think he supported wild pleasure, but that’s not true. In this video, you’ll hear his real ideas about life, happiness, and peace of mind. He believed that true pleasure means being calm, having good friends, and no pain. This AI video uses his own words to explain his views on how to live a better life.

 

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00:00 – Intro with Epicurus in Person (AI)

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04:26 – Hedonism, drunkenness, and gluttony

05:27 – Epicurus’ True Values

06:47 – Poems of the Student Philodemus

 

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The theory is great part in my secret exclusive art action.

It can also be found in noodles.

Newest project work, the theme being Existentialism. I chose to look at how people perceive their own freedom and take it for granted, and in doing so, raise awareness for prisoners of concience. Inspired by the story of Burmese Khun Bedu, serving a 37 year prison sentence for a peaceful protest- launching a wave of informative balloons, I have designed a website giving users a platform to express and use their freedom by customizing a balloon with their own beliefs and release it upon the internet. It gives users an appreciation for their Existentialist human rights and opens their eyes to injustice worldwide. The imagery of the balloon pulling along the burden of its ball and chain highlights the potential consequences- the price of freedom. Though until the user's freedom has been exercised, the ball and chain remains hidden- its appearance leading to users questioning their freedom- "Would I have made that decision had I known the consequences?". Not knowing the risks made them truly free.

The beautiful truth is that we as human beings are free to stand against what we choose, despite the consequences. Khun Bedu and other prisoners of concience are serving unjust sentences and must be freed, but until this is achieved, they are still essentially free to believe. The balloons will continute to float despite their heavy burden.

St. Cloud, Minnesota

What happened here, in a busy shopping street in Manchester?

"The fun and easy way to understand this complex and challenging philosophical movement"!

which one of us is on the outside looking in?

existential street sign

Friedrich Nietzsche, circa 1875. Photographed by Friedrich Hermann Hartmann.

I am very interested in my future. While I was talking to my friend one day, I learned that people actually like to talk about their past and future, sometimes even put bigger value in what happened in the past than the present. They also concern about their future, but they do not put as much attention to the “present” time compared to other period of time. It was quite ironic to see that people would put more effort in focusing on what already had happened and what will be happening without realizing how the time that I am living in can be the most truthful and realistic stage of me. This drawing shows the different periods of time throughout a person’s life. I illustrated the repetition in time structure in this art work to show that I am able to recall all the memories and worry about the unknown future because I am existing in this world right at the moment.

 

We all thought it'd be funny if Tom sat at a table by himself with a near-empty pitcher of beer.

 

Half-empty or half-full-of-self-destructive-tendencies?

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