PHILOSOPHER: Of course, we cannot do without interpersonal relationships.
A human being’s existence, in its very essence, assumes the existence of other human beings.
Living completely separate from others is, in principle, impossible.
As you are indicating, the premise “If one could live all alone in the universe” is unsound.
YOUTH: That’s not the issue I am talking about. Sure, interpersonal relationships are probably a big problem.
That much I acknowledge. But to say that everything comes down to interpersonal relationship problems, now that’s really an extreme position.
What about the worry of being cut off from interpersonal relationships,
the kind of problems that an individual agonizes over as an individual, problems directed to oneself?
Do you deny all that? PHILOSOPHER: There is no such thing as worry that is completely defined by the individual;
so-called internal worry does not exist. Whatever the worry that may arise, the shadows of other people are always present.
YOUTH: But still, you’re a philosopher. Human beings have loftier, greater problems than things like interpersonal relationships.
What is happiness? What is freedom? And what is the meaning of life?
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