When you listen to Polish talk, it is always thematic. There are no far fetched assosiations. Not even the slightest enlightenment occurs, when you discuss art, you discuss art, you are not artistic. Dobra. Okay.
Rzeczowy. To the point, objective, you discuss the thematics and that's that. Głupi, a bit stupid, they are not very argumentative, they just tell you what they think.
Propositions.
Therefore you have to discuss philosophy with them.
Martin Heidegger's main concept, Sorge, which can be translated Worry, is a metaphysical concept, is mine too, in the way that you always have to worry about the future.
In his Sein und Zeit, Being and Time, this is his main proposition.
Polish people doesn't worry very much. Don't worry, be happy. Happy go lucky. Strange.
I think that is because for Poles, everything is fixed, nothing can be changed, they are the smutny people, sad folks. Depressing.
To say it properly, they can just do small talk, over the world, from the catholic point of view, under the direction of the pope. Big Boss.
The world is fixed, you cannot do very much. Silly.
Everything will end in hell.
They do not believe in any future.
Archaic. The concept of Change is not understood among ordinary Polish people.
The world is fixed, and it is bad. Evil.
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