world as will and representation

>>9950769
Wille isn't quite the same as the english word "will"

>>9950783
What's the difference?

>>9950769
You idiot, he doesn't mean will as in the traditional connotation or usage, he means it as a source of omnipresent cosmological driving force.

>>9950769
You just haven't read it.

>>9950897
The only difference with how you're phrasing it is that you're calling it omnipresent and cosmological, which I already covered by saying "everything in the universe including electricity and gravity are caused by [it]."

>>9950769
Stupid ontology, but insightful otherwise

>>9951052
Moira is the better word to describe it, albeit catastrophist

>>9950769
>humans are electricity and gravity
>gravity doesn't have a will


Go back to your stem degree, philosophy is not for you.

>>9950769
The Philosophy of Schopenhauer - Bryan Magee
Read this and learn.