The good, the wicked, the submissive, the rebellious, the sad, the happy, the homeless, the refugee, the orphan, the bereaved, the hungry, the cold, the lover, the unemployed, the enslaved, the oppressed, the yearning, the glo alien, the spiteful, the lover, the criminal, the altruist, the weak, the ambitious and low noble. ctifier, the dissolute, the absurd, the generous, the miserly, the fighter, the opportunist, the ignorant, the racist, the tolerant, the pretender, the liar, the honest, the concealer, the believer, the infidel, the atheist, the beautiful, the ordinary, the surprising, the writer, the true reader, the reader and con ces of the great questions of philosophy, of the philosophy of values, life, death, and destiny., philosophy arose from thinking about the problems of people’s daily lives, from the never-ending hi storical determinations of human exi stence.

The philosopher is the only one conc erned with all these determinations of being, without anyone charging him with that. And because he is always preoccupied with this being and its determinations based on his personal mind, exposing, revealing, and understanding, the general mind, asleep in the bed of illusory certain ties, quickly builds a hostile and aggressive relationship with philosophy and the philosopher, with those he thinks about, with their reality and their destiny.