/lit/ - Literature

>>21676496

Have a magic spell for free then or something ...

>>21628272

>Unless you think intelligence isn’t power..

Heh, good point! A power to direct a power after all. So what directs the power which directs the power ... the will to power alone? We can even skip the intermediate here. A predator can easily kill an antelope and the greatest retard can bash someone's head in with a sufficiently sized stick. Both are releasing power according to a "will", yet with little of what we'd consider "intelligence" involved. Just a release of raw power. So overall, one might say that in the end the will acts as a conduit for the power (as in a raw force directed for a purpose, one might even say it is merely "borrowed" and employed).

>>16873618
This post has no soul
Maybe go to /b/ tranny
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