Whether it is “America first” or “I first” – our world is formed by selfishness. The star philosopher Wilhelm Schmid recently explained in a debate of the Vorarlberg Chamber or Labor, why this cannot work.
Do you know that? You write a message to a friend – but there is no answer for a long time. Some guests have canceled their invitation in the short term for the birthday party. In the supermarket, someone turns them on without turning around. Or the person in front of them simply drops the door to the underground parking space instead of waiting for a second until they also continued. The question arises: are we missing the eyes for each other? Yes, says Wilhelm Schmid, one of the most famous philosophers in Germany – and warns that cohesion in our society is increasingly crumbling. Schmid also devotes himself to this problematic development in his new book “The Search for Cohesie”, which he presented last week in the course of the lecture series “Knowledge for Life” organized by the Vorarlberg Chamber of Labor.
Source: Krone
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