Ludwig Wittgenstein

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Ludwig Wittgenstein

“A desire possesses things should not be vice. It urges us to earn money by working, then, we not only lead a rich life but also gain human freedom and independence too in fact. However, while a person spends money usually is no problem, but when the desire appears too much it would start to make the person work like a slave indeed. Therefor, a daily living will begins spending as much the time and the capacity as possible for earning more a lot of money. Thus, the desire never gives us a day off actually. In this way, those who became a slave of the desire possesses things should be bounded by the wish completely. Besides, such virtue as an important value for men, for example, wealth in the mind, spiritual happiness, and a high ideal should be ignored. As a result, there will appears a man with enough money only while the inner mind should be quite poor. Therefor, careful observations must be need always to know where is the point that the desire seems to begins to rule ourselves.”

… Wittgenstein is a philosopher of Austria native. In the beginning, after he learned the study of engineering at Berlin and Manchester, studied philosophy and logic at Cambridge. He volunteered for Austria army, became a prisoner of war in Italy during World War I. He returned to Cambridge after experiencing some occupations, was naturalized as an English citizen, became the professor of philosophy at the University. Wittgenstein prescribed philosophy as a study of a criticism against language insisted logical atomism for clarifying the responsive relationship between language and facts under influence of B. Russell. After a while, he reconsidered the thought, found a value in analyzing daily languages finally.