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do you subscribe to Nietzsche's Übermensch theory as well? I like you but I hope not
Then again you see what is happening in the world and if I understand the concept to mean should we set goals for generations to supercede the last...should we grade one another by the uberchildren we can raise? I mean....Nietzsche is a great thinker and its easy to say his theory is lifeless or devoid of meaning for humanity, but I am not so sure if you read between the lines. Or if you realize his attack is mostly pointed at Christianity...potentially Judaism and I don't know his thoughts on Islam...but as I have said before it just may be the morally right thing to do to oppose those religions, and stop this tolerance bullshit. Is it moral to allow powers to spread lies and manipulate nations for purposes built on lies?
And yet...I feel that the spiritual experience for these 3 billion people is potentially very true...meaning are Christians, Muslims, and Jews tapping into the same power that just doesn't care that they are wrong? A true universe creator is not jealous or would care if you got the details wrong...and there seems to be actual benefits to following these religions...which makes you feel better, in turn makes you feel like there might be something to it, in turn gives you hope....etc....
And so you could be potentially completely wrong about the details and still be onto something we don't understand yet. Or are not really meant to under the rules and physics of this universe and where we are juxtaposed in it.
welp... you see where the superman theory got Raskolnikov (the character, not you), and Hitler... I think it leads to narcissistic douchitude and is quite the opposite of anything spiritual
I don't need a sky buddy to be moral. I also don't need to believe that I am an exceptional specimen of humanity in order to effect positive change in the world. For me the spiritual and notions of individual ego-building are incompatible
I haven't read it Ole so I can't discourse with you further. I don't understand.
I don't get the individual ego-building part...is it a flaw in the theory, or so central to the arguments that all is lost from them?
(because its been on my list for a while, I have it, and will read it, probably later this year or this spring.)
I'm not talking about Nietzsche's concept as much as how it got perverted over time by people like hitler