Sartre's philosophy of why you hate people (Sartre's No Exit explained)
"Hell is other people" - one of the most famous phrases from a brilliant play by Jean-Paul Sartre - No Exit.
In No Exit. Sartre examines an idea of Hell with no torture devices, and no demons. Hell consists of a living room and two people who you will inevitably grow to hate, and who will drive you insane for eternity.
This is one of the most fascinating explorations of how we interact with other people I have ever read, and ultimately goes a long way to showing why we often hate people for reasons we do not understand.
There is a typo at 07:55 where "Sartre" is spelt "Satra". Sorry about this. I missed it when proof-watching the video.
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00:00 Hell is other people
01:09 Human hypocrisy
03:14 The gaze of the other
05:37 Others are essential
08:27 The role of ego
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