Are people rational? Can people use reason to understand the world?
In the process of answering these two questions, German philosophers established their own philosophical thought systems.
Kant said: Man is the end in itself and cannot be used as a tool at any time.
Hegel said: Everything that is rational is realistic, and everything that is realistic is rational.
Schopenhauer said: The essence of this world is irrational and blind will.
Nietzsche said: God is dead.
Heidegger said: The world is not the sum of many visible entities in the world, and people are not a component of the world; the world and people are not a binary opposition between object and subject.
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