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I definitely can say i agree with it, but I guess I'm just not brave enough to try it? I mean the logic behind it is so completely convincing.
"It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything." - Tyler Durden.
To summarize his philosophy, we are to rid our consumeristic attachments. We must not be attached, in fact we should welcome not having anything. We are controlled by money, and slaves to it. "Advertising's got us working jobs we hate to buy **** we don't need."
And people who want to relate him to Buddha, you're way off. Otherwise, there is some very weird reason why I definitely hate Buddha's teachings... maybe Sidartha Buddha himself, and absolutely love Tyler Durden and Chuck Palahniuk's given Tyler Durden's teachings.
I guess, I just want to know... Is the philosophy in Fight Club wrong? And for what reason?
"It's only after we've lost everything that we're free to do anything." - Tyler Durden.
To summarize his philosophy, we are to rid our consumeristic attachments. We must not be attached, in fact we should welcome not having anything. We are controlled by money, and slaves to it. "Advertising's got us working jobs we hate to buy **** we don't need."
And people who want to relate him to Buddha, you're way off. Otherwise, there is some very weird reason why I definitely hate Buddha's teachings... maybe Sidartha Buddha himself, and absolutely love Tyler Durden and Chuck Palahniuk's given Tyler Durden's teachings.
I guess, I just want to know... Is the philosophy in Fight Club wrong? And for what reason?