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|    Arindam Banerjee to Arindam Banerjee    |
|    Re: Vysotsky, Empathy and Self-Esteem -     |
|    09 Feb 24 05:23:53    |
      From: banerjeeadda1234@gmail.com              On Saturday 10 February 2024 at 00:17:04 UTC+11, Arindam Banerjee wrote:       > On Friday 9 February 2024 at 01:47:29 UTC+11, Ilya Shambat wrote:        > > In a song called "Ships," the Soviet Union's greatest songwriter Vladimir       Vysotsky stated, "I have no trust in fate, in myself even less faith." This       statement poses a profound challenge to much contemporary thought in       psychology.       > Silly.       > >        > > According to contemporary psychology, self-faith (or self-esteem) is a       prerequisite for a successful existence. According to this thought, Vysotsky       should have been a complete loser. And yet he was one of the most successful       singers and songwriters        in all of history. How can this be?       > Usually mediocre and loud people are very successful, especially if they can       rake up some controversy.       > >        > > Well it turns out that there is a very obvious reason why this can be.       Self-faith and self-esteem are far from the only powers out there. Vystosky       has been described by many people as being "the soul of Russia." What does       this mean?       > Those "many" people may want a soulless chap to be labelled such, to deny       Russia has any soul, or innate spirit that is unique in its way.        > >              > "Arindam Banerjee" |
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