Question:

What do you think of my existential philosophy?

iconoclast12 on Existential.com - 2007-04-14 13:48:22 - Philosophy

The existential subject is not a thing-at-hand but a being to be that stands outside of itself, alienated from itself, seeking to become what it will become as it reaches out for infinite possibilities of the for-itself over against the in-itself or existential other. Existential subjects stand on the periphery of they-know-not-where; the existential subject presupposes the existence of nonexistence or the transcendental ego that unites experience in a disunited unity which both causes experience to cohere and disunite in conflation with binary oppositions standing over against the existential subject being its being not at-hand, but within an unidentifiable field of concern or Sorge that lets the existential being be instead of become that which the existential subject will be. Ecstaticity is the destructuring of the subject, the evanescence of the ego with its proclivity for reaching out within a field of nowhere, where Dasein moves, exists and is becoming.

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Did you pick these words randomly? This sounds like Captain Kirk on acid!

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no offense, but it's rather incoherent. you may want to write it out a little better.

I think Jean-Paul Sartre said it in terms much easier to grasp. And what exactly is "ecstaticity"? I must look THAT one up in the dictionary. Do you mean ecstasy? You've got such a line, you ought to be a preacher.

Your thoughts don't logically fit together, and even if they did, this is nothing but a ripoff of Hegel.

Either your totally understanding it yourself and not able to fully explain your thoughts in legal ease so we can get it or your totally full of it and just trying to make us feel like a bunch of idiots......either way "that's so deep dude"

I'd answer that but on a day when I have a lot more time on my hands.

Did you pick these words randomly? This sounds like Captain Kirk on acid!