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O my brothers, break, break the old tablets!
For the old gods, after all, things came to an end long ago; and verily, they had a good gay godlike end. They did not end in a “twilight,” though this lie is told. Instead: one day they … more →
The Floating Library
Moral Integration, or the Pros and Cons of Moral Absolutism and Ethical Pluralism
Dan Fincke wrote 2 weeks ago: Aaron writes this wonderfully thought provoking reply to my post about moral motivation apart from r … more →
Why Camels With Hammers?
Dan Fincke wrote 3 weeks ago: Evangelos has asked and it’s a good question, so here’s a brief explanation: It’s … more →
O my brothers, break, break the old tablets!
Dr. Sineokov wrote 2 months ago: For the old gods, after all, things came to an end long ago; and verily, they had a good gay godlik … more →
The Madman's Parable
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Niko wrote 3 months ago: “All things are subject to interpretation whichever interpretation prevails at a given time is … more →
Was that life? Well then! Once more!
Dr. Sineokov wrote 3 months ago: But there is something in me that I call courage; that has so far slain my every discouragement. Thi … more →
For all things have been baptized in the well of eternity and are beyond good and evil
Dr. Sineokov wrote 3 months ago: BEFORE SUNRISE The world is deep – and deeper than day had ever been aware. Not everything ma … more →
God is dead... and you and I are the ones who killed him.
dailynietzsche wrote 3 months ago: “God is dead.” The most quoted, controversial, and misunderstood line Nietzsche ever wr … more →
You Lie in Wait for Yourself (in Caves and Woods)
Dr. Sineokov wrote 3 months ago: “. . . the Logos who suffers in us at every moment. This verily is that. I am the fire upon t … more →
One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star
Dr. Sineokov wrote 3 months ago: ‘We have invented happiness,’ say the last men, and they blink. And thus spoke Zarathust … more →
Zarathustra goes to Heaven
Dr. Sineokov wrote 3 months ago: Blessed are the sleepy ones: for they shall soon drop off. At one time Zarathustra too cast his delu … more →
Of a Noose on which his Catastrophe may Hang. . .
Dr. Sineokov wrote 3 months ago: I love him who chastens his god because he loves his god: for he must perish of the wrath of his god … more →
On superfluous people and the State
thatgirlyinyee wrote 3 months ago: Just look at these superfluous people! They steal for themselves the works of inventors and the trea … more →
On sleep
thatgirlyinyee wrote 4 months ago: Honour to sleep and modesty before it! That is the first thing! And avoid all those who sleep badly … more →
Coffee with a Madman.
wordyrappinghood wrote 4 months ago: I have just joined a great little Facebook group called Coffee with a Madman, a Friedrich Nietzsche … more →
In Defense of Nietzsche
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Michael wrote 7 months ago: Friedrich Nietzsche was likely one of Germany’s greatest enfants terribles but unlike Martin Luther … more →
Eternal Recurrence
lisallanto wrote 8 months ago: What, if some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness and say to … more →
Review of Broken Under Interrogation by Kirkus Discoveries
brokenunderinterrogation wrote 10 months ago: Ladies and Gentlemen, Broken Under Interrogation has recieved positive reviews, and has drawn compar … more →
Nietzsche Revisited
schiman wrote 1 year ago: “Bill: Superman stands alone. Superman did not become Superman, Superman was born Superman. … more →
Xenosaga Episode III (OH MY EFFIN GOD)
ithunn wrote 1 year ago: I have been playing this nonstop. Someone told me I was 2/3rds through. I don’t want to finish … more →
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