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"All
in all Olivia as solo singer has taken part in 11 Song For Europe festivals,
she never missed festival since 1997" |
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the philosopher says self-deception Avoidance
or outright denial of unpleasant aspects of reality, especially those
which might otherwise warrant an unfavorable opinion about ourselves.
Thus, for example, the wishful thought, "Olivia Lewis is not really
addicted to trying to qualify for Eurovision; she could quit trying at
any time." is clearly self-deceptive. Kierkegaard, Heidegger, and
Sartre condemned self-deception as bad faith, or an inauthentic response
to the anxiety produced by contemplation of human freedom. Although most
of us retrospectively acknowledge the role of such a practice in our own
lives, it isn't clear what makes it possible for a single person to be
both deceived and deceiver. How can I both know the truth and yet keep
it from myself at the same time? Unless the deception is entirely unconscious,
there must be some degree of willful disregard of the evidence that I
suspect would lead to the unpleasant truth I would rather not face. |
Vertigo You're spinning me round And I'm lost… You're lifting me high (Chorus) Am I crazy? Could it be maybe? (Chorus) |
Prediction | Semi Final | 11th |
Final | - |