Zimel. According to Zimel, the situation of man in the world is determined by the fact that every change of his being and behavior is at any moment between two boundaries - our actions and fate; between what is higher and higher; between the most stupid and the most wise, etc. "Man is something to be overcome. For Zimel, life is a movement, which in each section involves something else that transforms into itself. Death originally exists in life, but it is also locked in the transition from the life of its own boundaries. Life is death, and they stand on a stage of the existence of these and antithesis. "Life is invented and science discovers.



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The notion of fate is based on a double assumption - above all, it needs a "subject" which in itself and from here independently of any "event" contains and represents a meaning, an internal tendency, a requirement.
Schopenhauer. "It is quite certain that our happiness is far more important than what we have. It is wiser to focus on enhancing health and developing our abilities rather than acquiring wealth. "" The spirit-giants of all ages have valued the highest leisure time. 

"According to Schopenhauer, life is not given to him we enjoy, and to overcome it, we can deal with it. He thinks he is happy who has little suffering, not the one who has great joy. That is why he considers the suffering to be a positive feeling. The rest is an illusion. "The fool runs after the enjoyment of life and turns out to be deceived, and the sage avoids the evil." The most important thing is wisdom. "Just as our physical existence takes place in and through the continuous movement, so our inner, spiritual life requires us to be continually engaged, to do anything, to act or to think." He is convinced that everyone must live and let others live. Draws attention to the role of fate. It's his way, our way of life is by no means our own deed. It is the product of two factors - the series of cases and the series of our decisions that are constantly interwoven and mutually modified. "Fate is shifting the cards, and we play. We would be very much lucky if we could, through timely guidance, knock out the illusion of the youngsters that they could do much in this world.