in one sentence prove you weren't filtered
It only takes one moment of pure joy to make all the rest of the bullshit worthwhile.
Be yourself.
>>25620227filtered
>>25620273Wrong. It appears that you were filtered little pseud.
>>25620226Good and evil should be objective, actually.
>>25620276Explain (you) can't lol faggot 8^)
>>25620229for research purposeswhere is this image from
>>25620226Jesus CHRIST what an UGLY motherfucker. No wonder he became a "philosopher" just to cope with being a whiny, weak, ineffectual incel loser, lmao.
>>25620346shalom!
>>25620226I follow every thing BAP says
>>25620226I am the master of my fate.
I could easily overpower and rape him.
>>25620357not filtered>>25620363filtered>>25620369not filtered
>>25620226(You) were filtered because you ask for a sentence and not an image (of physique.)
>>25620353He was pro-kike you fucking retard, lol
>>25620379yeah but that was a subjective preference. That doesn't make Varg Vikernes any less Nietzschean
>>25620379I was just saying hello, Moishe, cool it. Idk why you ppl get so upset so easily.
>>25620226Ignore German Romanticism and Idealism, because they are fag shit.
>>25620379If you believe this, you were filtered or more likely never read any Nietzsche lol and lmao.
>>25620226The weak must fear the stronk
>>25620389Now you're literally projecting. Bet you think he was the poster boy for atheism too, huh retard?
I don't care about nietzsche at all. I don't think we need to have this many threads about him every day. I don't even think he's actually all that important as far as philosophers go. I think 99% of these threads are just a means for you psuedointellectual fags to perform for one another.
>>25620437Cut your loses dude lol it's over
>>25620444You don't belong on this board.
>>25620444You're the kind of faggot that always wants to be a mod kys
>>25620226i don't care that much for "philosophers" who went insane and had syphilis
>>25620451>>25620454>>25620456>That many melties THAT fastExquisite.
I don't care what non-sex-havers have to say about anything. If you failed at the ONE thing you're actually put on this earth to do then your ideas can't be THAT important, you couldn't even manage to pass your supposed "massive intellect" onto the next generation, KEK.
>>25620451>>25620454>>25620456Make me leave, big boy. You won't because you can't.
>>25620474>take the blame for simps allowing women to have rights and enforcing them with state violenceNo, I don't think I shall.
>>25620474filtered>>25620481filtered
>>25620486>t.ineffectual failure of the survival of the fittest competition >>25620492Non-issue
Nietzsche's ideas being permanently tied to the Darwinian theory of "might makes right" and "survival of the fittest" when Nietzsche himself was a fucking weakling who failed to pass on his genes and almost all of his adherents are work-shy pasty NEET incels who die alone is peak comedy in my eyes.You literally FAILED at the very thing you obsessed about, LMAO
Thinking some people actually get filtered by Nietzsche is a clear sign that you've never actually read any Nietzsche, OP.
>>25620505> 14. Anti-Darwin. – Was den berühmten »Kampf um's Leben« betrifft, so scheint er mir einstweilen mehr behauptet als bewiesen. Er kommt vor, aber als Ausnahme; der Gesammt-Aspekt des Lebens ist nicht die Nothlage, die Hungerlage, vielmehr der Reichthum, die Üppigkeit, selbst die absurde Verschwendung, – wo gekämpft wird, kämpft man um Macht ... Man soll nicht Malthus mit der Natur verwechseln. – Gesetzt aber, es giebt diesen Kampf – und in der That, er kommt vor –, so läuft er leider umgekehrt aus, als die Schule Darwin's wünscht, als man vielleicht mit ihr wünschen dürfte: nämlich zu Ungunsten der Starken, der Bevorrechtigten, der glücklichen Ausnahmen. Die Gattungen wachsen nicht in der Vollkommenheit: die Schwachen werden immer wieder über die Starken Herr, – das macht, sie sind die große Zahl, sie sind auch klüger ... Darwin hat den Geist vergessen (– das ist englisch!), die Schwachen haben mehr Geist ... Man muß Geist nöthig haben, um Geist zu bekommen, – man verliert ihn, wenn man ihn nicht mehr nöthig hat. Wer die Stärke hat, entschlägt sich des Geistes (– »laß fahren dahin! denkt man heute in Deutschland – das Reich muß uns doch bleiben« ...). Ich verstehe unter Geist, wie man sieht, die Vorsicht, die Geduld, die List, die Verstellung, die große Selbstbeherrschung und Alles, was mimicry ist (zu letzterem gehört ein großer Theil der sogenannten Tugend).
>>25620226I wasn’t filtered because that would require I actually read him. Instead I just pretend I have and use the sheer force of my rhetorical prowess to convince people I understand him better than they do.
>>25620493faltered>>25620505filtered>>25620713filtered
>>25620699>Heh! I used the German, because you clearly don't know it ;^)You're fucking pathetic, lmao.
>>25620720Non-issue
>>25620725I accept your concession.
>I-I.... accept y-your concession! We both know you copy and pasted that from an outside source, you didn't type it out. You performative little FAGGOT.
>>25620725filtered>>25620729faltering (still)>>25620753filtered
>>25620760I accept your concession.
>>25620337Monster House (2006)
The true Übermensch is a spook and doesn't exist. If you're a Nietzschean kind of a guy, you should strive to be like Goethe or Jung.
plato is a fag
>>25620226I never read Friedrich Nietzsche.I was bullshitting...Sorry. He is a better philosopher than me.
how i wish to have a friend
>>25620226Dionysos, dude!
Amor fati
It's so cringe when people try to praise down syndrome, you're just being manipulative. True kindness is realizing who your kind is and who it's not, if the line is blurred for you, and you see some down syndrome as brotier, and let them fuck your sister, then it isn't "kindness" because you don't realize who your kind is
>>25620226I always bring a riding crop to da club.
>>25620226stfu you don't tell me what to do
>>25620226It's strange that the Overbeck/Nietzsche correspondence isn't more widely known, given that Overbeck completely masters him (which is perhaps why he was Nietzsche's favorite 'interlocutor').
>>25620226God is dead, and we killed him.
>>25620226U first
anyone who can totally discombobulate themselves in the same run on sentence and laugh about it is someone i'd like to get black out drunk withdoesn't mean he had almost anything to say about anything. HST Eternal return is one the only important philosophical takes of all time. Bakes in "what is real" the epistemology in a practical sense, time value, bear in the woods theory, practical wankery, and torture porn.
>>25620505darwin never said this you fucking non readerstop thinking whatever that speed reading app being downloaded on ur phone gives u a pass and make a good shitpost u fuckwit
>>25622015Shut up, shitmuncher. Didn't read your post btw.
>>25622014filtered
>>25621009Filtered.
>>25622350no you
>>25621009>spookInteresting. Let's talk more about the real Nietzsche, the spookman and milk tycoon himself.
>>25620353>doesn't know, didn't readMany, many such cases!(I didn't read him too.)
>>25620505This sentiment doesn't know what itself is saying or why. Whether you succeed at surviving or being the fittest is completely detached from whether one can successfully observe that the fittest do survive. One can correctly observe that if one MMA fighter is 50 pounds heavier than the other, that heavier fighter is surely going to win and take home the prize money, even if that observation is made from a wheelchair.I think there's a descriptive vs prescriptive confusion here, along with an implicit strawman. First there's the idea that describing observable reality, that the weak and ill-constituted shall perish, necessarily means demanding that the weak and ill-constituted should be forced to perish. None of the Nietzsche I've read seems to have that version of the idea lurking anywhere in the background, as it's taken as something that happens regardless, not something you would need to force. There's definitely no sense that you should concern yourself with dominating others, as Nietzsche's direct advice on the masses is mostly to avoid them, not waste your time trying to micromanage them. This is very common for Nietzsche as Nietzsche is opposed by the tarantulas who see religion and philosophy as ways to influence and control others, not descriptions of reality. Reading "kill the weak" into the prose is quite natural to them, as it simply never occurs to them that a spiritual text wouldn't be primarily interested in social control. For them it seems obvious that the only reason to say or write anything at all is to convince someone else to act in a desired direction.
>>25622555huh?
when you rich like this you dont check the forecast everyday its gonna rain
NEETcheesetrannies BTFO
>>25622587filtered
>>25622576Don't worry about it, just follow these steps;>Say yes to life>Fix your eyes on the horizon>Trust your instincts>Go under in pursuit of your one true wayOptional;>Realize that in the end, you served the Ubermensch
>Schopenhauer was cooler.Am I filtered?
>>25620226I don't have to prove myself, but I want to.
>>25622643say yes to life and yes to religion you mean
>>25620474Sounds like a really retarded opinion. Do you dismiss calculus because Newton was a "non-sex-haver"? Do you dismiss AC because Tesla was a virgin? The list is literally endless. I'm aware that you are just baiting and trying to be edgy, but this makes no sense
>>25622643not filtered>>25622856filtered lol
>>25622643It seems like Nietzsche's notion of the genius -- the dynamite of the age -- is often overlooked by other anons in this thread. One could say that the idea of the Ubermensch is also tied to the coming of a new legendary figure and the age theretofore brought about, but I cannot remember any works in which he specifically said so.
>>25622880>theretoforekys
>>25622880oof
>>25622882You do it for me! What does not kill me makes me stronger! I am a GOD now hurry up with my damn croissants! In a French-ass restaurant!
>>25622888kek
>>25622880My feeling is that he expects the Ubermensch to always be lurking tantalizingly just over the horizon. Although you may see men who seem to exemplify him in a particular age, the creators of values, the men who become the temples that the tarantulas hang out in.
I can’t help but think what’s the point when Ai is here. Also Nietzsche was writing for the tiny minority of elites and capable people, not for you. Fascinating writer but he’s gonna bring most people to ruin I fear.
>>25622909Yes that's basically it. Since when did retards start to geek out over the word Ubermensch (or Nietzsche in general) so much as seen on this board
>>25620474he sacrificed himself to serve as a warning for capable, sensitive thinkers and artists. embrace life. seek god (purpose). the void is just a tool. identifying mental spooks is not the end goal.
>>25622959Cope
>>25622968that's just what nietzsche is about.
>>25622973At least you admitted it.
>>25620226Kierkegaard is a better advocate for the primacy of subjectivity without all the edgelord shit.
>>25620226>prove to the herd you belong in the herdHow about no.
>>25620226I didn't read him. What now?
>>25623135ENPBPEighty-ninth Post Best Post
>>25620346No ugly man gets women to fund him on this religious cringe maxxing journey, lil' bro.
>>25621386>suffering is the root of all greatnessWhat nonsense. No, birth is the root of all greatness. Genetics, family. When have history's most famous men ever been tortured to the top? Instead, they're born in nobility, gifted, or at a time and place, when they were needed and valuable. All of it always luck, and never a commitment to torture. All torture does is to cripple.
>>25620505It's also very hypocritical to preach "anti-empathy">we are not only going to not care about the weak and sick; we're going to kick them down and help them diewhen you know that you personally are always able to fall back on your family's support system, when push comes to shove
>>25620273>filtered by his own threadPathetic.
>>25622307hey man ive read a few of his being pretending to be completely unrecognizable to yourself is a pathetic larp>>25622261yeah you did retard :D
>>25620226Niggers tongue my anus.
>>25620379I love how retarded the neo-pagans on 4chan are
>>25623309>It's also very hypocritical to preach "anti-empathy""For in seeing the sufferer suffering—thereof was I ashamed on account of his shame; and in helping him, sorely did I wound his pride.Great obligations do not make grateful, but revengeful; and when a small kindness is not forgotten, it becometh a gnawing worm.<...>I, however, am a bestower: willingly do I bestow as friend to friends. Strangers, however, and the poor, may pluck for themselves the fruit from my tree: thus doth it cause less shame.Beggars, however, one should entirely do away with! Verily, it annoyeth one to give unto them, and it annoyeth one not to give unto them.And likewise sinners and bad consciences! Believe me, my friends: the sting of conscience teacheth one to sting.">when you know that you personally are always able to fall back on your family's support system"And not to him who is offensive to us are we most unfair, but to him who doth not concern us at all.If, however, thou hast a suffering friend, then be a resting-place for his suffering; like a hard bed, however, a camp-bed: thus wilt thou serve him best.And if a friend doeth thee wrong, then say: “I forgive thee what thou hast done unto me; that thou hast done it unto thyself, however—how could I forgive that!”Thus speaketh all great love: it surpasseth even forgiveness and pity.">>25620505>when Nietzsche himself was a fucking weakling who failed to pass on his genes"Art thou pure air and solitude and bread and medicine to thy friend? Many a one cannot loosen his own fetters, but is nevertheless his friend’s emancipator."
>>25623295>When have history's most famous men ever been tortured to the top?"A species arises, a type becomes established and strong, under the long struggle with essentially unchanging, unfavourable conditions. By contrast, we know from the experience of breeders that species which receive an ultra-abundant nourishment and, in general, an increase in protection and care immediately tend towards variety in the type in the strongest manner and are rich in wonders and monstrosities (as well as monstrous vices). Now, let’s look for a moment at an aristocratic commonwealth, for example, an ancient Greek polis [city state] or Venice, as an organization, whether voluntary or involuntary, for the purpose of *breeding*. There are men there living together who rely upon themselves and who want their species to succeed mainly because it *has to* succeed or run the fearful risk of being annihilated. <...> The most varied experience teaches them which characteristics they have to thank, above all, for the fact that they are still there, in spite of all the gods and men, that they have always been victorious. These characteristics they call virtues, and they cultivate only these virtues to any great extent. <...> Finally, however, at some point a fortunate time arises, which lets the immense tension ease. Perhaps there are no more enemies among the neighbours, and the means for living, even for enjoying life, are there in abundance. With one blow the bond and the compulsion of the old discipline are torn apart: that discipline no longer registers as necessary, as a condition of existence—if it wished to remain in existence, it could do so only as a form of *luxury*, as an archaic *taste*. Variation, whether as something abnormal (something higher, finer, rarer) or as degeneration and monstrosity, suddenly bursts onto the scene in the greatest abundance and splendour; the individual dares to be individual and stand out. <...> . This very morality was the one which built up such immense power, which bent the bow in such a threatening manner—now, at this moment, it has become “outdated.” The dangerous and disturbing point is reached where the greater, more multifaceted, and more comprehensive life lives over and above the old morality; the “individual” stands there, forced to give himself his own laws, his own arts and tricks for self-preservation, self-raising, self-redemption. <...> Once again there’s danger there, the mother of morality, great danger, this time transferred into the individual, <...> Only the mediocre have the prospect of succeeding, of reproducing themselves—they are the people of the future, the only survivors, “Be like them! Become mediocre!”—from now on that’s the only morality which still makes sense, which people still hear."
>>25620226Spent a week not uttering a word cause of this guy. There you go
Kek. I was prepared to accept my filtration, even humbly, but as I've garnered no brief recurring of the same comment I'll assume that I made it through, Thank um, err.. my Super Self!
>>25624440I hope you at least said Good Morning to your mother, anon. She's done so much for YOU
We must cultivate or virtues to escape the path of nihilism now that god is dead. And above everything else, we must not replace god with something else, because then it became god.
>>25624389>>25624410not gonna read all of this drivelget to the point or stfu
>>25620226Nietzsche did not filter me. I filtered Nietzsche.
>>25624464filtered
IM DANCING
>>25620226> prove you weren't filteredBut I was filtered. I got 40 pages in, and it read like an angsty teenager deriding all the people whom he secretly admires, while at the same time doing exactly what they do.
>>25624974"Upbraid me not, ye beautiful dancers, when I chasten the little God somewhat! He will cry, certainly, and weep—but he is laughable even when weeping!And with tears in his eyes shall he ask you for a dance; and I myself will sing a song to his dance:A dance-song and satire on the spirit of gravity my supremest, powerfulest devil, who is said to be “lord of the world.”—And this is the song that Zarathustra sang when Cupid and the maidens danced together"
>>25620226In "Beyond Good and Evil" he claims an author's greatest fear is not to be misunderstood, but to be understood, which gives the game away that he actively avoided being comprehensible in his work.
>>25620226I haven't read him yet, therefore can not be filtered.
>>25625260nonsensehe want to created a new language and, of course, when you do that you're not going to be intelligiblehe was not trying to obfuscate for the sake of obfuscation and seeming 2deep4you
>>25625260filtered
>>25625068Which book?
>>25625274>>25625293>He verbatim says he doesn't want to be understood>"He is just too deep"Pseuds
>>25620379>another episode of christard who wants to to larp anti semite while worshipping the king of israel
>>25620474nietzsche himself said nature doesn't select for intelligence lol. in fact, the geniuses of humanity are often stamped out before their beliefs can actually spread. the sheeple kill them or lock them up.
>>25620474>the one thing you're actually put on this earth to do is have sexLeave this board and never return.
>>25620226>All the subs in this thread trying to prove themselves to OP who has done nothing to demonstrate his own comprehension of NietzscheUnderstanding an author is gay, you’re literally allowing them to insert their ideas in your mind.
i wasn’t filtered.
>>25625385filtered
>>25626374T R U K E
>>25624462>not gonna read all of this drivel>get to the point or stfu
>>25626515dumb wojakposter
>>25620226Evil exists, but universal evil does not exist.
>>25620226His entire philosophy is about self discovery and mastering yourself. But how can I master myself, when I don't even know what I want?
>>25620226Genealogise the peanuts out of western shit.
>>25628074>But how can I master myself, when I don't even know what I want?"My brother, when thou hast a virtue, and it is thine own virtue, thou hast it in common with no one.To be sure, thou wouldst call it by name and caress it; thou wouldst pull its ears and amuse thyself with it.And lo! Then hast thou its name in common with the people, and hast become one of the people and the herd with thy virtue!Better for thee to say: “Ineffable is it, and nameless, that which is pain and sweetness to my soul, and also the hunger of my bowels.”Let thy virtue be too high for the familiarity of names, and if thou must speak of it, be not ashamed to stammer about it.Thus speak and stammer: “That is *my* good, that do I love, thus doth it please me entirely, thus only do *I* desire the good.Not as the law of a God do I desire it, not as a human law or a human need do I desire it; it is not to be a guidepost for me to superearths and paradises.An earthly virtue is it which I love: little prudence is therein, and the least everyday wisdom.But that bird built its nest beside me: therefore, I love and cherish it—now sitteth it beside me on its golden eggs.”Thus shouldst thou stammer, and praise thy virtue.Once hadst thou passions and calledst them evil. But now hast thou only thy virtues: they grew out of thy passions.Thou implantedst thy highest aim into the heart of those passions: then became they thy virtues and joys.And though thou wert of the race of the hot-tempered, or of the voluptuous, or of the fanatical, or the vindictive;All thy passions in the end became virtues, and all thy devils angels.Once hadst thou wild dogs in thy cellar: but they changed at last into birds and charming songstresses.Out of thy poisons brewedst thou balsam for thyself; thy cow, affliction, milkedst thou—now drinketh thou the sweet milk of her udder.And nothing evil groweth in thee any longer, unless it be the evil that groweth out of the conflict of thy virtues.""Never did the one neighbour understand the other: ever did his soul marvel at his neighbour’s delusion and wickedness.A table of excellencies hangeth over every people. Lo! it is the table of their triumphs; lo! it is the voice of their Will to Power.It is laudable, what they think hard; what is indispensable and hard they call good; and what relieveth in the direst distress, the unique and hardest of all,—they extol as holy.Whatever maketh them rule and conquer and shine, to the dismay and envy of their neighbours, they regard as the high and foremost thing, the test and the meaning of all else.Verily, my brother, if thou knewest but a people’s need, its land, its sky, and its neighbour, then wouldst thou divine the law of its surmountings, and why it climbeth up that ladder to its hope."
>>25620226I like perspectivism.
>>25620226The light travelled far enough.
>>25628788filtered
>>25624462live filtering
>>25620226The meaning of words depends on the individual and his experiences, so two people of different experiences may use the same words, but they mean different things, and so communication between them is impossible, though this may not be immediately apparent because the two people are using the same words.
>>25620226out of the 3 voices he uses, the vitalist is the one I enjoy the most
Just bee yourself
>>25630587>Just bee yourselfJust *become* what you *are*.>>25628074>But how can I master myself, when I don't even know what I want?"It cannot be avoided any more, at this point there needs to be a genuine answer to the question of *how you become what you are*. And this leads me to that masterpiece in the art of survival - *selfishness* ... Assuming, of course, that the task, the vocation, the *destiny* of the task is far from ordinary, then nothing is more dangerous than catching sight of yourself *with* this task. Becoming what you are presupposes that you do not have the slightest idea *what* you are. If you look at it this way, even life's *mistakes* have their own meaning and value, the occasional side roads and wrong turns, the delays, the 'modesties', the seriousness wasted on tasks that lie beyond *the* task. All these could be very clever moves, even as clever as it gets: where *nosce te ipsum* [know thyself] is the recipe for decline, then forgetting yourself, misunderstanding yourself, belittling, narrowing yourself, making yourself mediocre would be the essence of reason. In moral terms: neighbour love, living for other people and other things, can *be* a form of precautionary discipline for maintaining the toughest selfishness. Here I make an exception to my rule and conviction, and side with 'selfless drives': in this case, they are working in the service of *selfishness*[Selbstsucht] and *self-discipline*.[Selbstzucht] The whole surface of consciousness - consciousness *is* a surface - has to be kept free from all of the great imperatives. Be careful even of great words, great attitudes. They pose the threat that instinct will 'understand itself' too early. - - In the mean time, the organizing, governing 'idea' keeps growing deep inside, - it starts commanding, it slowly leads *back* from out of the side roads and wrong turns, it gets the *individual* qualities and virtues ready, since at some point these will prove indispensable as means to the whole, - one by one, it develops all the *servile* faculties before giving any clue as to the domineering task, the 'goal', the 'purpose', the 'meaning'. "
All you assblasted faggots go cry Israel some more
>>25620385pre-prison Varg is Nietszcheanafter prison he's just a dumb kooky old manhe should have killed himself like Jon Nödtveidt
O Mensch! Gib Acht!Was spricht die tiefe Mitternacht?"Ich schlief, ich schlief —,aus tiefem Traum bin ich erwacht: —Die Welt ist tief,und tiefer als der Tag gedacht.Tief ist ihr Weh —,Lust — tiefer noch als Herzeleid.Weh spricht: Vergeh!Doch all' Lust will Ewigkeit —,— will tiefe, tiefe Ewigkeit!
>>25620226As far as I'm concerned, all science is gay science
>>25630781Call me Israel. Some years ago--never mind how long precisely--having a substantial bit of money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me in Europe except some Irish whore, I thought....
>>25620346Ironically this comment is basically how his philosophy is written. In fact this is basically exactly how he described socrates
>>25620226It’s an interesting perspective
>>25630969filtered
>>25620226He was right about Ralph Waldo Emerson.
>>25631031not filtered
>>25631031Brobjer Th.H. - Nietzsche's philosophical context. An intellectual biography (2008):"With the possible exception of the period 1869 to 1873, Nietzsche appears to have read Emerson almost every year from 1862 until his mental collapse in 1889. This makes it likely that Emerson was the most read and reread author of all those Nietzsche read. His library contained four titles in 1942 (of which two have since been lost) and an issue of the *Atlantic Monthly* with a long essay by Emerson in English.Emerson’s influence on Nietzsche was enormous and can be compared to that of Schopenhauer in depth and extent. Both Emerson and Schopenhauer were important in forming Nietzsche as a philosopher and thinker, and effects of this early influence, reinforced by later reading, reverberated throughout his whole life and entire writings. However, it is difficult to determine with certainty the details of the influence. It is possible to argue that Emerson influenced Nietzsche’s literary style and colored his overall thinking, including in such important matters as in his relation to religion, history, culture, morality, and the view of man and his highest tasks.""Even after the break in Nietzsche’s intellectual development in 1875–76, he frequently read Schopenhauer and Lange, but he was using them as critical sparring partners. Of the major early influences discussed in this chapter, Emerson was the only one toward whom Nietzsche did not become critical: he continued to read Emerson frequently and with enthusiasm throughout his life.""in an early draft to Nietzsche’s autobiography Ecce Homo (1888), in which he described his own development and reading, he wrote: “Emerson, with his Essays, has been a good friend and someone who has cheered me up even in dark times: he possesses so much scepsis, so many ‘possibilities,’ that with him even virtue becomes spiritual [geistreich].” "
>>25620226Woke politics is Christian slave morality turned against itself and people who think Christianity is based are confusing it for master morality because it looks better by comparison
>>25620226chicken jockey
>>25620226mountains are good for you
>>25620226U can't be the ubermensch but u can relate to the symbolic world differently.
>>25631833filtered
>>25632062U were filtered actually lol, even neitzche admits you cannot control your unconscious u can't really choose.
>>25620226>highly overvalues the mediocre to dogshit experience that is life and builds an entire pseudosophistry on top of this prejudice
