/lit/ - Literature

>>23109177
> I was reading Leibniz today and he's just
> so fucking excited about all these new
> arts and theories because they're all bursting
> at the seams with knowledge that can
> be correlated by the omni-method he is
> planning

Leibniz was a genius who constributed in many different field like Philosophy, Psychology, Mathematics, Physcis, Ethnology and History, even Theology.

I was a fan of his greatness all the time and the more I learn, the more I feel insufficient.
Nietzsche thought Goethe was the Uberman. If this is true, Leibniz was at least a half-God under mortals.

>>23108683
Last time, I looking a woman straight into the eyes and she smarts to smaile with a really weird expression on her face.
She was too old for me, so I let this chance away.

But yes, women makes the gaze, too.

>>23108152
> did not read Nietzsche, I have merely heard about the master and slave morality comparison and
> after all the books I've read, concluded that to be worth a thing on this earth one must relentlessly
> apply a master morality elaborated by oneself that, if it lacks perfection, at least merits originality. No one can tell me to do a thing before I haven't compared it to my dailily revised notions of morality.

Wow, Dude.

Master morality isn't about Larp as a worrier-aristocrat, not even in Nietzsches eyes.