Скачать или смотреть Every Philosopher Who Tried to Explain Why We Suffer | 3 Hours for Sleep

Across 2,500 years, the greatest minds asked one question:
Why do we suffer?

From the Buddha beneath the Bodhi tree to Marcus Aurelius in a war tent… from Augustine’s theology to Nietzsche’s defiance… this long-form journey gently guides you through the evolution of human thought on pain, loss, meaning, and resilience.

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Let the ideas wash over you. No pressure to stay awake.
Learning while sleeping is welcome here.

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This is not a lecture.
It is a quiet walk through history’s deepest answers to suffering — meant to steady the mind and soften the night.

🕰️ Timestamps (5 macro-chapters)

00:00:00 — The Ancient Search for Suffering
A gentle beginning in India and Greece
• The Buddha and the Four Noble Truths
• Heraclitus and change
• Socrates on ignorance
• Plato’s divided soul
• Aristotle and catharsis

00:36:00 — Acceptance, Endurance, and Inner Freedom
Philosophies of resilience and restraint
• Epicurus and simple living
• Stoic endurance (Epictetus, Seneca)
• Marcus Aurelius and mortality
• Early foundations of detachment

01:12:00 — Sin, Evil, and Theological Meaning
When suffering became sacred
• Augustine and original sin
• Aquinas and privation
• The problem of theodicy
• Faith as redemption

01:48:00 — Mind, Nature, and Existential Anxiety
Modern fractures of meaning
• Descartes and the mind-body divide
• Spinoza and necessary nature
• Pascal and existential dread
• Kant and moral struggle
• Hegel’s labor of spirit

02:24:00 — Despair, Will, and Affirmation
Psychological and existential depth
• Schopenhauer and blind will
• Kierkegaard and despair
• Nietzsche and amor fati
• The birth of psychological interpretations of suffering