1, the western philosopher Wittgenstein famously said, "Everything that can be said can be made clear; Anyone who can't talk about it should keep silent. "

2. Wittgenstein later went to the mountains to intercrop with rural teachers. This is seclusion. Later, he came out to study philosophy.

3. Wittgenstein was born in Austria, and Austria and Germany were originally a nation. Before reunification, there were many countries in Germany, and Austria was one of them. Prussia unified Germany and kicked Austria out. This happened twenty or thirty years before Wittgenstein was born. In addition, Hitler, the German head of state, was also Austrian. Wittgenstein and Hitler, who later became the head of the German Third Reich, were classmates.

To sum up, the western philosopher in your memory is Wittgenstein.

Except Wittgenstein, there is really no western philosopher, especially German philosopher, who can have such a "simple" philosophical argument. Most German philosophers are famous for their profound and complicated speculation!