Philosophy

Rousseau's critique of science, in that it tears the fabric of society, and his critique of art, in that it gives you the feelings without you having to do the work to get those feelings, makes some sense. That said, I don't really believe it. 

I think a static society is much more likely to fall than one that is competing with each other.

Rousseau's critique of science, in that it tears the fabric of society, and his critique of art, in that it gives you the feelings without you having to do the work to get those feelings, makes some sense. That said, I don't really believe it. 

I think a static society is much more likely to fall than one that is competing with each other.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8ucJ29O1kM&ab_channel=JohnathanBi

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He goes on to give the solution that the best way to counteract the negative side effects are to participate in art and science while knowing this.

You have to do the work to obtain meaning from art and science builds things that bring people together. His worse take