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>>21637038

>>21637038
>Anonymous 02/09/23(Thu)15:03:05 No.21637145▶


Which ones locked behind a paywall would you want? Let me know.

This mirror has all of the names of the different aprhoisms from orgyofthewill.net behind the paywall: https://s6hxs-7iaaa-aaaag-qbgeq-cai.ic0.app/

Here's aphorism §1047. The ultimate orgy of the will in full so you don't think I'm full of shit:
Why is the Big Bang an explosion and thus a destruction of everything including therefore whatever/whoever caused it? It can't be compulsion because the Big Bang is the greatest power in the universe, hence there's nothing to compel it, ergo it must be will, and precisely this is the ultimate orgy of the will. "Every great thing is the cause of its own destruction, via an act of self-cancellation..." The Big Bang is the very mechanism of the Eternal Recurrence, and note that Nietzsche wrote this HALF A CENTURY before Big Bang theory was conceived. He wasn't trying to EXPLAIN some astrophysical phenomenon with this theory—since nothing at the time had been observed that was demanding such an explanation—so he didn't TAKE this theory from anywhere, he simply CREATED it out of thin air (out of cultural observations that could have been interpreted in countless other ways than how he interpreted them), and lo and behold, the astrophysicists "discovered" it half a century later, entirely independently, since they hadn't read a word of Nietzsche... So what's going on here? Whose will precisely is the ultimate orgy of the will if not the will of those who dreamt and thus "discovered" it? You say, "It is the will of future people with the technology to power it", but would those future people have created this technology without Nietzsche and the astrophysicists inventing the concepts of the Big Bang and the Eternal Recurrence for them? Would they have created this technology out of nothing? If you think so, you don't understand how technology is created.

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