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About to read mustache man but have my own suspicion about this which is that morals are essentially an evolutionary adaptation to prevent the slaves from destroying the Ponzi scheme. The masters wantonly subject entire demographics to brutal violence and plunder etc. and are above the law in individual matters such as murder and sexual assault and they do this as part of their "freedom" to pursue the aesthetic and intellectual life (and consume luxuries and sex) and occasionally (>%1 of the time) they do it to advance humanity as a whole, but if the plebs went around doing this the whole shithouse would collapse. So morals exist to gaslight normies into stifling their freedom so that they will be slaves for those with the power to exercise theirs. Slavery, torture, exploitation, and whatever else proliferate, but in an ordered way that won't extinct mankind. The Ponzi is preserved.

This seems to be in contrast with Nietzsche who iirc says that morals are a way for the slaves to trick the masters into serving them. If that's his position then mine would be opposite since morals are an unconscious (and often conscious) tool of the masters to enslave everyone else. Dumb idea ?Further reading recs?