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No. If he stayed true to his own beliefs to the end, he would have repeated his life again and again. Forever. I'm "no one" too, as are you I'm guessing. We both can suffer in life and have a shitty ending to our life, but I would not change a single thing. Not one hair. Because, all of it lead to who I am, will be and was.

@@insxmniac7052 admirable words, good stuff.

They can’t be compared. True heroes and geniuses. My biggest two role models. One in philosophy, the other in psychology.

I saw nietzche in my dream thats why hes better than carl jung, my dream is magical, im on philosophy overdose, even i dream socrates plato and aristotle,

Nietzche lack math in his philosophy, hes the reincarnation of aristotle, lack math = lack nature, hes a 0 according to number,

​@@kaboomboom5967you do realise nietzsche hates socrates right? 😂 such a clown you are 🫵🤡

yeah he got friendzoned alot in his life so he ended up alone 😔

like as if any of you know anything about him other than rumors.

​@@jurassicthunderit's true. He seems like a lonely man in his writings but if it can make the man into ubermench then so be it

You don't know Nietzsche

@@prashnaphuyal4104 you don’t know me

@@Dave_OGGdamn, thats hard ngl

Because of his philosophy or any work on particular?

@@raiyatulalam1124 I think that out of all the atheist philosophers he has the most intriguing and compelling philosophy. I also like the older atheist philosophers in general (Nietzsche, Camus, Hume, Sartre, etc) compared to the new atheists (Dawkins, Harris, Hitchens, etc)

Nietzsche is dead, Nietzsche remains dead, and we have killed him.

@@sporeolegy nietzche ist tot

Brave New World was a great book

O mesmo homem que criou a verdade é o mesmo que busca, se quer sabe se existe, mas segue e incentiva a seguir, afinal, quem vai questionar? O questionamento foi criado pelo homem "Homem" = humano

It's real but manipulated

@@maheshnayak2941 no, some sentences are not even from him

@@guillaume1713 how you know?

@@maheshnayak2941 Will to Power was the book he was planning to right. Unfortuantely he got sick. The current will to power is a compilation of his notes and the preplanning he had done.

@The Monastery It was a deleted project which he splited in several books (mainly antichrist) and the one (will to power) that was released was made of notes for the antichrist or else and quotes by other people, the whole thing was then manipulated by her sister

Hey there's no thanks in here! Tagore is a must.

Sure Choice

What about premchand? 😢

Cmon man

Stop saying this like this is profound. Nietzsche wasn't so depressing.

Is this Nichijou reference?

@@Zawkawski yes

Not a statement of triumph. As neitzsche would say.

No Christians plz.

I have those type of eyes too and these eyes come from feeling chronic anger towards the world/society. (in various forms ofc..) I have named these eyes " eyes of suffering "

Me too Lol PPL nowadays call it hunter eyes hahaha

W. My Mom gave it to me since she read it while growing up. Truly goated book

@@SlutForCynthia great mom you got. I read it in my class out of pure choice because I kept hearing people talk about 1984 on the internet. I wish I could read it for the first time again, alongside animal farm.

I think that Brave New World is way better

The little dark Age (original music)

Rational male by Rollo Tomassi or at least his YT channel Richard Dawkins - Selfish Gene I read Thus spoke Zarathustra when I was 16 so I don't remember much but read Nietzche. His ideas influenced my thinking now

@@eugengolubic2186 that is good, thank you ❤❤

@@kosarsdiq3251 try Hobbes' Leviatan, but not the whole thing because he talks about different topic and haven't read them all. Find the part about the social contract and you can compare it with Locke's two treaties on government. For political philosophy Machiavelli's Prince and Hayek's Road to Serfdom. For epistemology Sextus Empiricus Outlines of Pyrrhonism or the stoics like Marcus Aurelius Meditations (I listened an audio book, haven't read it). That's what comes to my mind and believe me it's a lot for now and I don't know your interests. Maybe David Hume, but select chapters that you are interested in the most (I wanted to know more about the problem of induction and arguments against miracles)

@@eugengolubic2186 thanks for your tiredness, i appreciate it. Im going to read all of them before the next year. Thank u again❤

@@kosarsdiq3251 if you think I can help in some way feel free to ask.

"Heroism" sure

@Luth Arshad Nietzsche is not a nihilist by any means, go deeper

@Luth Arshad Read literally any book by Nietzsche. He was among the first people in history to combat what he considered to be "nihilism".

@Luth Arshad I don't have such a good memory, so sadly I cannot. But I can tell you this: Nietzsche opposed any system of thought which advocated for some form of transcendent values and beliefs. Such as Platonism with it's forms, Christianity with it's belief in the after life, and basically all the famous religions and idealist systems of philosophy. Nietzsche thought that all of these beliefs rejected life (i.e. the life here and now) in favor of made-up things like heaven, etc. So while Christianity calls the absence of christian belief and morality, etc. nihilistic, Nietzsche calls these very things "nihilistic" since, as he understood it, they are based on something like "myths". Chirstianity, Platonism, etc. can't bear life with all it's joys and sufferings, so they made up an imaginary life which is devoid of anything the life here and now can give you. Religious people, idealist philosophers, etc. believe in these things in a form of escapism, because they are uncapable of accepting the real life, as it is. Hence all these systems are nihilistic, because they believe in things which have no substance in reality. - That's the way Nietzsche thought about this, and his motives behind hs use of the word "nihilism".

@Luth Arshad You're welcome.