Beyondthefourwalls
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Sartre once said: "Hell is other people".
To which Wittgestein responded: "Hell is not other people; it is yourself."
Two brilliant philosophers, and two opossing views, without going to deep on whatever they truly meant or their philosophy, and applying this little opposition to the theme of loneliness, what do you think is the source of loneliness?
Is it society, that shuns those who are a little diferent or are ignorant of social rules?
Or is in ourself, were loneliness breeds, no matter if we have a thousand friends.
To which Wittgestein responded: "Hell is not other people; it is yourself."
Two brilliant philosophers, and two opossing views, without going to deep on whatever they truly meant or their philosophy, and applying this little opposition to the theme of loneliness, what do you think is the source of loneliness?
Is it society, that shuns those who are a little diferent or are ignorant of social rules?
Or is in ourself, were loneliness breeds, no matter if we have a thousand friends.