On Human Nature

Exploring the philosophical contributions of Arthur Schopenhauer, this book delves into his belief that knowledge stems from subjective experience, shaped by individual intellect and biases. It highlights his influence on Nietzsche and emphasizes the idea that reality is an extension of human will, providing a critical perspective on the nature of existence and perception. Through Schopenhauer's lens, readers are invited to reconsider the relationship between knowledge, reality, and the human experience.