Undying

DeRank ™: 0,00

DeAge™ : 7510 days • Here since 16 november 2005

Pearl Jam Ten

1 sep 06

Voto:

I don’t care if you believe it or not; in fact, I could have avoided writing it. You know you’re already tiring me? Goodnight, go. No hard feelings.

It happens that I have a degree in philosophy and have taken all the courses I could on Nietzsche in Florence and at the Sorbonne in Paris. Perhaps you know something more than I do? You force me to tell you what I could have avoided.

Pearl Jam Ten

1 sep 06

Voto:

Come on, stop it with the quote wars. Do you think that's helpful behavior? UNDERSTAND what you read, don't act like a journalist.

Pearl Jam Ten

1 sep 06

Voto:

If you had understood Nietzsche, you would know that in the first part of his work he is NOT nihilistic, and he only touches on "nihilism" towards the end. Nihilism is not just destruction. It is not philosophizing with a hammer. Nihilism is not believing in anything. At the heart of Nietzsche was an ENORMOUS hope, and a great fear of being wrong.

Pearl Jam Ten

1 sep 06

Voto:

Put aside this pointless arrogance, anonymous. And at least have the guts to identify yourself if you’re participating in a conversation. So, only an author has the right to speak about themselves? And why does an author publish their works then? Let’s eliminate the entire history of criticism, yay... after all, no one has the right to talk about an author, especially when they have studied their entire work and their life has been changed by it.

Pearl Jam Ten

1 sep 06

Voto:

If Nietzsche had understood himself, he probably wouldn't have ended up in a nursing home.

Pearl Jam Ten

1 sep 06

Voto:

Ever heard of a mask? If there's one person who truly believed in something, it was Nietzsche. And precisely, he deeply believed in human nature and the possibility of returning it to its pure expression, beyond the falsifications and the safety of "human, all too human" illusions. Do you know Tieck? Well, that's nihilism.