Why Schopenhauer Hated White?

what is the natural skin color of the human being? Why does Arthur Schopenhauer hate the white skin of men? why some people are white? Why are people attracted to the opposite skin color?

Explore the intriguing world of Arthur Schopenhauer, known as the "Darkest Philosopher," in our latest video. Dive into Schopenhauer's unconventional beliefs as he delves into human preferences in matters of love and attraction. In this video, we unpack Schopenhauer's claim that fair hair and blue eyes are variations from the norm and his assertion that white skin is not natural to humans.

Discover the controversial theory that suggests humans originally had black or brown skin, a belief rooted in the ancestors of the Hindus. Schopenhauer goes on to argue that white individuals are essentially "faded" or "bleached" versions of the original human skin color.

Join us as we explore the philosophy of attraction and delve into why Schopenhauer believed that individuals seek partners with features that correct or complement their own defects and aberrations, especially in significant aspects of the body. This video challenges conventional wisdom and opens the door to a thought-provoking discussion about the nature of human attraction and racial perceptions. Don't miss out on this intriguing journey into the mind of one of history's most controversial philosophers.

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[GregoryBoyce]

Lighter skin provided an advantage as humans migrated into areas with less sunlight.

[corvoattano]

As a dark skinned individual i am going to say that guy had a few screws loose. Light skin in natural in cold climatea and dark in warmer climates there is no one skin tone that is natural for all the humans living around the world.

[followeroftheway]

a lot of brown societies actually value fair and light skin. Olive and dark tan skin is the norm. While black skin and white skin are oddities, both are beautiful and should not be spoken of like this. They should all exist

[kadmii]

Schopenhauer walked so Yakubian Theory could run

[zachmorgan]

I mean in a way he's right because with evolutionary theory we came from Africa with dark skin and then it became white overtime when people moved to colder and less sunny climates

[robertclark]

Differences in phenotype developed because of the mass migration of different chunks of the populations of the world to different continents. Each continent has a variety of different climates and so each individual group living there has a given number of phenotypes. For example the Germanic people largely lived in Northern Europe yet they originated from the Eurasian steppe. So over thousands of years human groups had adapted their bodies to their given climate. Phenotypes with less melanin are found more commonly in regions with lower sunlight and less heat and this is because the Melanin would serve no purpose there.

[zachmorgan]

I mean. Technically hes correct? Were from africa, dark skin came first and when brown skin ppl moved to europe they developed white skin...

So in a way hes correct But in darwinistic terms it's simply an adaptation that favors the natural selection process. Being able to absorb vitamin d for the sun

[Nitsua]

This dude got rejected by women a lot I take it

[zachmorgan]

There's always wacky arguments made around skin tone. Anybody who doesn't look Add it through a simple evolutionary process is going to Miss A lot of the picture.

Also saying that humans it's Mary people who make up for their deficiencies sounds like a interesting take but I think it's no more than simple pop psychology