The gold standard of philosophical pessimism that makes all other misery look optimistic.
The gold standard of philosophical pessimism that makes all other misery look optimistic.
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The guy who made Nietzsche seem cheerful.
The philosopher who reminds us that life is a meaningless, painful existence.
A 19th-century German philosopher known for his pessimistic view of human existence and his emphasis on the role of the will in shaping our experiences.
Ultimate pessimist who believed that life was a never-ending cycle of suffering.