Falcata
Falca
Let's do a little thought experiment.
A person, in the morning, can be a good partner, bad driver and bad worker. And in the afternoon of the same day be a horrible partner, excellent driver and a conscientious worker.
Therefore, nobody is anything fixed. No one "IS", we are all "being something" at any given moment. However, we are used to put such fixed labels on others. And worst of all, we are used to put such labels on ourselves, which damages and limits us in our possibilities.
I am clumsy. I am weak. I am...
Although I do not share many of Søren Kierkegaard's theses, I wanted to highlight two of his philosophical pills:
One of the great victories of today's society is to have managed to separate ourselves in such a big way through a myriad of artificial labels. "We are" of a soccer team, a political ideology, a brand, a console, a genre, (...).
"Divide et impera" as they used to say in the Roman Empire.
Take care of your inner world, a hug.
A person, in the morning, can be a good partner, bad driver and bad worker. And in the afternoon of the same day be a horrible partner, excellent driver and a conscientious worker.
Therefore, nobody is anything fixed. No one "IS", we are all "being something" at any given moment. However, we are used to put such fixed labels on others. And worst of all, we are used to put such labels on ourselves, which damages and limits us in our possibilities.
I am clumsy. I am weak. I am...
Although I do not share many of Søren Kierkegaard's theses, I wanted to highlight two of his philosophical pills:
-"If you name me, you deny me. By giving me a name, a label, you deny the other possibilities I could be. You pigeonhole the particle into being one thing."
"What I am is a nothingness; this gives me the satisfaction of preserving my existence at the zero point, between cold and heat, between wisdom and foolishness, between something and nothing, as a simple maybe."
One of the great victories of today's society is to have managed to separate ourselves in such a big way through a myriad of artificial labels. "We are" of a soccer team, a political ideology, a brand, a console, a genre, (...).
"Divide et impera" as they used to say in the Roman Empire.
Take care of your inner world, a hug.