The self is always embedded, contextualized.
The self is always indistinguishable from the person, the person with his body, the culture, the world, biology, all sorts of natural forces and contingencies... And to pretend that in any sense we can pull away and look at the self as something detached, and act as if we are entirely autonomous, is illusory, it's imaginary, it just makes no philosophical sense.
The self on which the notion of free will depends is an impossible notion of the self.
(é bater no ceguinho)
(the idea of...) Consciousness is something that's vastly overrated.
Most of our behaviour is not conscious, not deliberate, not reflective, we just do it.
(até ao dia em que decidimos que não vai ser mais assim)
"Fate" is character. "Fate" is the person we have become, and to a large extent: the person we were born to be.
(uff! Ainda bem que temos alguma mão nisto!)
So we can shape and cultivate our character according to our fashion.
(Sempre mais vale tarde do que nunca!)
IT IS PART OF MY CHARACTER
TO MAKE CHOICES AND
TO HAVE THE STRENGTH
TO CARRY THEM THROUGH.
One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star.
Nietzsche
on FREE WILL / Give style to your character / always learning how to think properly
Labels: Brain Heart, Nietzsche, sublinhados

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