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Epistemology: Truth & Knowledge

THUS SPOKE ZARATHUSTRA

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taoteching

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THUS SPOKE ZARATHUSTRA

Dropping all notions of Nietzsche as a fascist, one can not argue his superior wisdom... my question is to the fellow philosophers; what is your view on the super man? Do you believe that the embodiment of divinity is beyond God? Or that the superman is the kingdom of God within one?

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Fairy Boy

41yrs • M •

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I believe that this is just more information you must absorb throughout your lifetime to eventually ascend a normal state of mind and finally body once you start perceiving things differently nothing is ever the same again.

And if I truly believe this then it is true

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""Veritatem quaere et insaniam inveni""

PeteSmith

48yrs • M •

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two things on Nietzsche:
1) He spent the last 11 or so years of his life in an mental institution writting papers like 'Why am I so great' etc. Hardly the kind of person who has 'superiour wisdom'
2) Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini were avid readers of Nietzsche.

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