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I think it's the goal he chose that is making it obvious: devoting his time on earth to landing an entry level job at some company -- a hyper materialistic and
by jefferson123 10y ago
I think it's the goal he chose that is making it obvious: devoting his time on earth to landing an entry level job at some company -- a hyper materialistic and anecdotal "goal" at best.
Calling it a goal is funny because it has no value for life, to go all Nietzsche about it.
This is just drinking the capitalistic kool-aid and confusing it with something loftier. I call this a mental issue.
- rhizome 10y agoNietzsche had his own mental problems, not the least syphilis, but in the spirit of life's values let's go to the text: "Much that passed for good with one people was regarded with scorn and contempt by another"[1] 1. http://4umi.com/nietzsche/zarathustra/15 http://4umi.com/nietzsche/zarathustra/15