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Life Beyond Logic Explores Walking -- Thoreau-Style

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Uploaded by on Mar 9, 2011

Nate Klemp chronicles the first three days of exploring Henry David Thoreau's view of walking. We see him test the "magnetism principle" and the "tree climbing principle."

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  • It's a syncretism of 1500 years of various philosophies together unleashed in the US of the early XIXth century. If you think you were a philosopher here, think twice and carefully man, philosophers don't say "awesome", Barney Stinson and I do. However, good attempt and perfect author to start wondering about the world, it might even lead you somewhere (the point being: only you can know where that is and what it means)

  • so you did not understand Thoreau: 3 days experiment? He went living in the forest for three years and walked 5 to 6 hours a day, everyday of his life. You're not getting even close to understanding wlaking. He found his way climbing a tree, so you try that too? That's stupid. It's not about "experimenting". it's about living. All Thoreau is about freedom. About understanding life, who you are, discover yourself, and live a peacefully with the world. It's a deep, very long, inner process.

  • lol, this guy needs to take some booms are go feel the magnetism.

  • Dont think. Feeeeeeeeeeeeel :) Peace brother

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