Name: 存在主義的無賴 (Existential Bummer)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:34:34.000Z
Duration: 2 min 54 s

心理學家佛洛伊德有一篇很好的文章

So there's a great essay written by Sigmund Freud called

as they were walking along this beautiful garden.

And at one point, Rilke looked like he was about to tear up.

And then Rilke says, well, I can't get over the fact

that one day all of this is going to die.

when you think about the fact that impermanence

Perhaps the greatest existential bummer of all is entropy.

And I was really struck by this, because perhaps that's

why, when we're in love, we're also kind of sad.

Beautiful things sometimes can make us a little sad.

more, a vision of a hidden door, a rabbit

hole to fall through, but a temporary one.

And I think, ultimately, that is the tragedy.

That is why love simultaneously fills us with melancholy.

That's why sometimes I feel nostalgic over something

I haven't lost yet, because I see its transience.

Or do we embrace the Buddhist creed of no attachment?

Do we pretend not to care that everything and everyone we know

I think I more side with the Dylan Thomas quote that says,

I will not go quietly into that good night,

but instead rage against the dying of the light.

I think that we defy entropy and impermanence

I think we hold onto each other a little harder and say,

I do not accept the ephemeral nature of this moment.

00:02:22,240 --> 00:02:23,580 Or at least I'm going to try.