Martin Heidegger

Can someone help me find the original video of Heidegger that is featured in this one? https://youtu.be/Ql6Ai12TtyY Also do any people with a better understanding of Heidegger know why Heidegger is relevant to the rest of this video or the song lyrics? I'm trying to understand it.

https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=jQsQOqa0UVc

>>10576 The song's a rendition of Bob Dylan's All Along The Watchtower, although the Hendrix cover is more famous. If you want to get into the details of what Dylan's lyrics mean, we'll be here all day. How does it connect to Heidegger? I don't really know. Heidegger's work touches on themes of inauthenticity, the anxiety of being thrown into a world you did not choose, the 'enframing' of nature into a resource etc. The clip comes from an interview where he discuses Marx. In his later life, Heidegger wanted a "productive dialogue with Marxists," probably because his work was influential on Satre, Horkheimer, and Adorno and the Nazi regime proved to be a total disaster. Anyway it just seems like the video is the kind of thing edgy critical theory retards make to be artsy and thump their chest over how enlightened they are compared to the rest of us.

>>10577 So it is about how you need to understand the world in order to change it? Sounds like the Bob Dylan lyrics make sense then. The "way out of here" is to change your perspective. You leave whatever you are trapped in by thinking about how you are not even trapped. This is basically what Buddhists say is the escape from Samsara. Think about how a three dimensional closed box is open from a fourth dimensional perspective. All along the watchtower. Watching the prisoners. The other stuff seems to be a reference to Blue Eisenhower November which is a catch-all phrase for ai, simulation theory and the technology of afterlife.

>>10581 This reply is a lot better than this one (>>10578)

>>10576 What is this video supposed to be? Who is this for?