Now that we know that the world is fundamentally Will to Entropy,

He's a litmus test for disregarding edgy teen plebs. Useful as fuck, my dude.

>>8682417
>my dude
edgy teen pleb detected

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Entropy presupposes a systematic universe.

As Oswald Spengler said he is good to create a questioning mind but beyond that...

>>8683501
Spot on desu

>>8683496
"Systematic" presupposes
an entropy universe

>>8682399
nah cause entropy isn't something well covered in literature

>>8683501
You act like there is some end goal. You will live a miserable life.

>>8682399

I think Mr Hyneman is lookin' pretty spiffy in that get-up if you ask me.

>>8683496
>>8683632

Thus the paradox, both come into existence with each other and because of each other

>>8683732
>You will live a miserable life.
Probably. Not as miserable as Nietzsche's though.

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>>8684367
>he assesses the value of things according to pleasure and pain
wabalabadab

>>8684390
yeah, or self governance or accumulated power, or consistency or...

Anyways, miserable in the context of a life doesn't mean valueless, it means unhappy.

Can we say that objects that do not move themselves act according to will?

>>8684408
Yes. Schopenhauer explains that gravity and magnetism are examples of a very low species of the Will.

>>8684408
No object moves itself.

>>8684390
>he assesses the value of things at all

>>8683640
The book of the new sun