Is Schopenhauer the best introduction into philosophy? If not, who is?

no he is the best conclusion

The Greeks.

>FAGtheist 'philosophy'

The Bible is all you need.

>>9078461
A baby's introduction to philosophy would be Bertrand Russell.
From that you would go back and start with the Greeks and start the normal way.
Schopenhaur isn't the final boss but he's really fun.
Hegel is the conclusion.

>>9078548

>Russell
>Even corrupting infants with Positivism

Starting someone with Russell is akin to being a child abuser.

>studying philosophy after Witty
Why even waste your time?

the best introduction is probably some sort of general book about history of philosophy - it can be a schoolbook or anything, really, just to give you some idea about what philosophy is, basic terminology and so on,introduce you to some basic ideas

and then "the Greeks", which basically means the main works of Plato and Aristotle in this context

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>>9078570

>Studying philosophy after Nietzsche

Never gonna make it.

>>9078461

Ich sah Dir nach in Deinen blauen Himmel,
Im blauen Himmel dort verschwand Dein Flug.
Ich blieb allein zurück in dem Gewimmel,
Zum Troste mir Dein Wort, zum Trost Dein Buch. –

Da such' ich mir die Öde zu beleben
Durch Deiner Worte geisterfüllten Klang:
Sie sind mir alle fremd, die mich umgeben,
Die Welt ist öde und das Leben lang.

>Die Welt ist öde und das Leben lang.
great poem

>>9078626
>tfw forever alone
>tfw hate everybody
Was he a robot?

>>9078642
>believed love was a distraction from reaching one's 'greater' goals
>he definitly was a robot

>>9078485
Soooooooooooooooooo boooooorrrriiiiinnnnnnggggg

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>>9078557

what should someone start with then?

>>9079948
the greeks

>>9078461
Procreation is an immoral act. The human race are the only beings capable of realizing that life has no purpose, so it has a moral duty to oversee its voluntary extinction.

>>9078461
Just start with Descartes or get a norton anthology, I thinks it's two volumes. If you read a history of philosophy as your intro ill be mad at you.

>>9079948
>That chromatic aberration
>That missed focus
>Weird disco light spots everywhere