In the world there are roughly three network types writers.
The first is simply anonymous.
The second shows the name and face, but reveals little or no real heart.
The third shows up without a visor.
All three have their place, their reasons. (more ...)
Nietzsche wrote about his Zarathustra:
"I have made with them of mankind the greatest gift that has been given her before."
I have, so I take that sentence on here, never heard of that one laugh at him for this set have verwagt itself.
In addition to Zarathustra, the Koran is disgust and also ridiculous; the Bible as completely contradictory in itself Konkokt is seriously only in a few parts - even if you leave out the dreadful Torah.
Nietzsche laughed because even when his Zarathustra had reached just two hundred sales after a year, he was already known throughout Europe, only the related concerns of his poor publisher. (I also have the ever mentioned, but it might safely be said twice and more often.)
This reflects the tranquility of the truly self-confident, mature adults. He no longer needs the world in the sense of their judgment as a benchmark. (more ...)
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