>there is no real harmony in nature as we have conceived it
>the common denominator of the universe is not harmony, but chaos, hostility, and murder
Thoughts?
>there is no real harmony in nature as we have conceived it
>there is no real harmony in nature as we have conceived it
>the common denominator of the universe is not harmony, but chaos, hostility, and murder
Thoughts?
The natural state of chaos would be to be anathem of what would be seen as normal, chaos is normal though, which it's natural reaction then is to be the opposite of normal, opposite of chaos, to harmony, which is why the chaos of nature is harmonious with itself, and as we are a part of that cycle, no matter how divergent we to are in harmony with nature, and thus with each other.
full movies
>Fitzcarraldo : the move being made in those videos
https://archive.org/details/fitzcarraldo.-1982.1080p.-blu-ray.x-264.-dts-fgt
>Burden of Dreams : the documentary based on the making of that movie. That where those clips come from.
https://archive.org/details/burden.of.-dreams.-1982.720p.-web-dl.-aac-2.0.h.-264-fiend
Harmony, chaos, common denominators (outside of mathematics), murder are all constructs of man's desire to understand. Nature doesn't care whether it is (perceived as) coherent.
It's aboslutely true. But I'd argue that Chaos and hostility are also just an expression that life creates than something inherent.
It's ore the state of material existance that is uncaring which gives life hostility.
Even plants constantly try to murder each other.
Based Herzog showing us the insane penguin heading towards the mountains of madness.
>see that mountain? You can climb it
Schopenhauer said it better.
If this guys not gnomish, he's missing a good chance to be.
I hate Germans.
he's almost certainly older than me here
that means I still have time to cultivate this energy
>Thoughts?
Should've necked K*nski
harmony and chaos are 99% based on humans at this point
Herzog is a pretentious dumbass hack
It's not really chaos, just constant struggle and competition. I think society is more chaotic than nature. Changes in society occur much faster than changes in nature.
On a macro level society is more chaotic but on an individual level you're less likely to just randomly die for some unforseen reason
Who is this schizo boomer and why should I care about his infantile opinions?
He advertises his youtube channel here every 2 months or so.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werner_Herzog
More than you'd achieve in a hundred lifetimes, and a better moustache than you could ever dream of growing.
I achieved more in the toilet bowl last night.
Not the anon you're talking to, but I could totally kick his ass.
Yes. The world is inherently dystopic.
>"I wouldn't see anything erotic here"
>literally a shot of him fondling a giant red penis flower while saying this
Very metal, I like it.
I made a webm of this but it was the Mandalorians on Dxun in KOTOR 2. Funny stuff.
plants are constantly competing with each other for resources just like animals.
sound pretty soft boiled and emotional take. Even chaos isn't really chaos if you pull back far enough or have enough incidents of it. Not saying that jungles aren't brutal highly competitive ecosystems but there's plenty of emergent relationships and interdependency that could only arise from things being so stable for at least a time. Most of nature is not animals, it's plants, fungi, eukaryotes, things that aren't even alive like minerals and weather. Animal centric perspectives make everything look like shit.
He's correct.
>plants, fungi, eukaryotes
All live in brutal competition.
>minerals and weather
These operate chaotically. You seem to think that because it doesn't seem to be chaotic on the specific scale of size and time you live at, then it isn't.
Chaos in the mathematics or even "ordered chaos" sense yes it's as omnipresent as gravity and a driving force in basically everything. Chaos in the normie sense of meaningless random occurrence no.
>it's as omnipresent as gravity and a driving force in basically everything
That's the point
Human preconceptions of nature are inherently flawed
"Order" and "chaos" don't exist, only existence exists.
>existence exists.
Huh
>existence exists.
Prove it then
u already did
One of the ways people try to define life is that living things are actually quite stable compared to the environments around them
herzog is an edgelord