Mieux qu’un bonheur imbécile, une colère utile

The transcript explores the role of anger in personal and societal contexts, critiquing the forced pursuit of happiness and the suppression of negative emotions. It draws on philosophical insights, particularly from Spinoza, to argue that emotions like anger can drive positive change. The speaker emphasizes the importance of writing as a means to channel indignation and connect various social issues. The discussion highlights the complexity of modern life and the need to embrace all emotions, including anger, to foster resistance and creativity.

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