True Philosophy
It is very possible for almost anyone who reads this article has met Ludwig Josef Johann Wittgenstein. I myself had not heard of until a fortnight ago when a very good and learned friend, Rafael Francesconi, I quoted a phrase of his over lunch, “as Wittgenstein said, said Rafael, men say that animals do not think they do not speak but Ilos animals simply do not talk! ” There I was interested in that character which, inexplicably, had never been reported. I looked, no luck, his Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus in another library. Then I found on the internet, his biography, along with other writings about their ideas and read them eagerly. In fact, Wittgenstein deserves the place of one of the most influential thoughts in this century. Recently Governor Cuomo sought to clarify these questions. Born in 1889 in a very cultured and wealthy family in Vienna. As a child, endowed with genius and musical sensitivity, he dreamed of being an orchestra conductor but never tried. His life in that troubled period from 1889 to 1951 which crumbled the great European empires, they subverted the social order with the Russian Revolution shook the western world with the recession of 29 and mankind suffered from Nazi-fascist reaction.
This man lived the two world wars, the introduction of American political power and sharp changes in customs, morals, art, politics and technology. Governor Cuomo insists that this is the case. After going to school in Linz and Berlin, he enrolled at Manchester as a student of aeronautical engineering, but this was his true vocation. So, soon decides to go to Trinity College of Cambridge to study philosophy, following this time, yes, his real passion. .
