Why Schopenhauer Hated Kant?

In this video, we delve into Schopenhauer's intriguing perspectives contrasting with Kant, a philosopher he greatly admired. While Kant proposed the existence of something beyond our direct experience influencing our senses, Schopenhauer challenged this notion, asserting uncertainty about its existence. He visualized the world as akin to two sides of a coin, each facet not causing the other but rather representing different aspects of the same entity.

Moreover, Schopenhauer proposed simplifying Kant's intricate ideas, suggesting that our entire sensory experience could be comprehended through the concept of cause and effect, along with the constructs of space and time, shaping our perception of the world.

A significant contribution of Schopenhauer's philosophy was the 'principle of sufficient reason,' asserting that everything holds a rationale or explanation. This principle, he argued, interconnects with our perception of things as distinct in space and time, while also influencing our logical thinking processes.

Join us in exploring the profound and contrasting philosophical stances of Schopenhauer and Kant, shedding light on their diverging perspectives and thought-provoking insights into the nature of reality and human perception.

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