Heidegger's Disagreement With Sartre

The amount of fundamental agreements you have to have to have a disagreement is not something that enters in here. And I mean, it gets obvious when we have to make a show of it. Heidegger kind of gets that in a way Sartre doesn't. So anyway, but I think that, you know, because he wants to take experience as the point of departure and his experience is isolated. It's all the time attacking us. At all times. All the time.