How Friedrich Nietzsche Liberated Carl Jung

Carl Jung loved Friedrich Nietzsche, and in today's video, I will be explaining Jung's history with studying Nietzsche and how it influenced his works!

[enriccoc]

"back to the sandwich" lmao I can't stop giggling

[MrDarkstar]

Interesting talk. I'm curious on what you meant about Nietzsche being "immature" in ways. I'm guessing you're referring to some potential or actual holes in his philosophy. I've read him for some years, so I'm just wondering what you meant by that. Nietzsche is definitely alluring. It's likely his controversy puts all types of readers at odds with him, something I think he intimated all throughout his works.

Dostoevsky is tricky. I started with Notes from Underground. And that needed two more reads.

I do wonder about Jung, but for some reason, I'm not as interested in him as I am with Nietzsche and Dostoevsky. Good content nonetheless.

[TheHundredHeads]

Didn’t C.Gustave build a lake house? Maybe his library is in there…

[jamescareyyatesIII]

I've tried to like Jung, but can't. He's like a high school guidance counselor for the bourgeoisie. Neitzche was fucking nuts, but still brilliant. Another great show, desert bro