The teleology he espoused was an idea that overturned at the root the causality of respectable psychology,
and the young man found that impossible to accept.
So from which standpoint should he start to argue it? The youth took a deep breath.
Socrates and Adler
YOUTH: All right. Let me tell you about another friend of mine, a man named Y.
He’s the kind of person who has always had a bright personality and talks easily to anyone.
He’s like a sunflower—everyone loves him, and people smile whenever he’s around.
In contrast, I am someone who has never had an easy time socially and who’s kind of warped in various ways.
Now, you are claiming that people can change through Adler’s teleology?
PHILOSOPHER: Yes. You and I and everyone can change.
YOUTH: Then, do you think I could become someone like Y?
From the bottom of my heart, I really wish I could be like him.
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