Daily reminder that if you've read Nietzsche but inevitably stopped at forming your own opinion about him instead of embracing his teachings then you're prematurely scrutinized to not be a Übermensch; or at least not yet.
Considering Nietzsche as a mere philosopher whose works (Like many other poor ''souls'' in the past) are currently being used as shelf occupiers, exclusively for monetary gains by the ''normie knowledge'' industry (a sort of big pharma of standardized knowledge); that is pure madness.
Nietzsche is a prophet, and only he who overcomes himself and understands how futile every single piece and floor of human society is; only he will truly submerge into N.'s prophetical texts.
>Yes it's ''a'' Übermensch, not ''an'' (This lexical mistake infuriates me) >I'm sure that atleast one individual will get the ''souls'' reference
>Nietzsche is a prophet >Yes I understand the role of Zarathustra, why do you ask?
Dylan Stewart
Wink wink
Nathan Long
Nietzsche was naive. The very nature of man is servility, religion is just an evolutionary psychological manifestation of that. Individualism breeds degenerate conformity
Cooper Flores
Servility and religion are results of a long psychological evolution that was inherently started with the advent of Plato and the Western thought. The society we live in is an apollonian zenith, and that is what must be broken if the seed for the Übermensch to come has to be planted.
Ethan Barnes
And what exactly did nietzsche achieve other than being lonely and getting std's. That's the üermensch?
You didn't read The Antichrist, otherwise you would know that Nietzsche acknowledges that servile nature in the mediocre and even says it should be safeguarded against resentful types attempting to pervert things.
Christopher Gomez
Let me guess, Linguistics is not a strong field of yours.
Carter White
>Let me guess, Linguistics is not a strong field of yours. Spill it then smarty, how does "Linguistics" decree that you shall use "a" not "an"? Last I checked it's "ein Übermensch"
> be ubermensch If you think that he's inviting you to "become an ubemernsch" then you should read Nietzsche again.
Jordan Cox
yeah we should all follow Nietzshe's example and live the good life, we should all live as ... wait a minute ! NEETs ??!! If you think about it Nietzshe was the prototype NEET. Paid for by his preacher daddy to get a fancy degree at university after which opts to sit around in mountain cabins the whole day writing down his ubermensch ideas to save the plebian masses, without really amounting to anything in life. I wonder if he received the occasional check from Mommy in the mail to support his audacious lifestyle. At the same time sticking it to Daddy by pissing all over everything Daddy stands for. It's not hard to imagine. You've convinced me OP ,guess it's the ubermensch lifestyle for me.
I'm not sure what you're uttering about. Are you trying to say that the idea of an ideal man actually existed before Nietzsche? No way! I thought he was the first! Ha. Ha.
>t. retard
Lincoln Perry
This. People who havent read his books tend to think its some fucking self perfection guide
Matthew Wilson
>oy vey the huns know it's misinformation we wuz the real chosen people eternal cockroach is mad
Nietzsche would be disgusted with you. He'd rather you challenge him.
Eli Ward
>The society we live in is an apollonian zenith
Do you even have instagram
Oliver Wilson
I've read quite a bit of Nietzsche. He was beyond a genius. Nonetheless, the Ubermensch is a myth like God and Santa Clause. No such thing exists, and no such thing ever will
Kind of off topic but how does the "normie knowledge industry (a sort of big pharma of standardized knowledge)" books? What books are touted by this industry?
Hunter Jackson
works not books
Zachary Rivera
>it's another "you don't know nietchee i know nichee"-thread wow just going to throw this on the huge pile alright
Isaac Clark
Well, if the writer himself didn't do what he said, why should we?
Cameron Parker
You take a wrong approach honestly. You sound like all the writers are some sort of premium life coaches that express themselves within books. That is not the case at all.
