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>in his later works Nietzsche concluded that the industrial society which he disliked is here to stay and the return to warlike, landed aristocracy is unrealistic.

It was at this moment fascism was born.

what did he discover

>>22692383
Nietzsche is beyond left right, RETARD. Making your own values isn't a dichotomy

Yes, Nietzsche predicted the Übermensch would be mulatto:

>"Fear and Intelligence.—If that which is now expressly maintained is true, viz. that the cause of the black pigment of the skin must not be sought in light, might this phenomenon perhaps be the ultimate effect of frequent fits of passion accumulated for century after century (and an afflux of blood under the skin)? while in other and more intelligent races the equally frequent spasms of fear and blanching may have resulted in the white colour of the skin?—For the degree of timidity is the standard by which the intelligence may be measured; and the fact that men give themselves up to blind anger is an indication that their animal nature is still near the surface, and is longing for an opportunity to make its presence felt once more. Thus a brownish-grey would probably be the primitive colour of man—something of the ape and the bear, as is only proper."

Why is the current generation so obsessed with this man? Is he the philosopher that has the most logical and reasonable view of existence? Nihilism seems true each day, everything is so meaningless and time keeps moving on.

>create your own values
This is so stupid

>>21554384
I think ur a faget

>it's another "idealist cannot deal with the re-evaluation of values" episode

Ok Nietszche satisfied a lot of anti-clergy and anti-church and christian-sceptic fags, but his whole point has a warning:

The Death of God will have such a cultural/sociological/psychological impact that only by becoming Ubermensch it will be possible to escape without damage.

He keeps going on the certain benefits of the Death of God, but Ubermensch is the solution, and either he himself wasn't sure what the Ubermensch was, or he went insane before being able to fully explain, before the infamous horse incident and his letters of dialogues between jesus and dionisyous.

Yes we all know we are suposed to avoid being the Last Man, and seek redemption/comfort in high arts/music/philosophy and so on, but people have been doing this for centuries, and doesn't appear to be nothing new to the point of his revelation of Ubermensch.

There's also the Eternal Recurrence, which is an extremely heavy idea, and his idea of Amor Fatis had been exploited by Stoic Romans and Greek Philosophers.

So, how do we escape the negative effects of the Death of God? We can notice them in society around us, talk about Kali Yuga, hold scepticism towards modernity, but does he really pave a way to the settings he warned about?

In Thus Spoke Zarathustra at the Valley of Death the one who Killed God is described as the "Ugliest of all Men" but did what had to be done, in a certain fatalism.

So Nietzsche simply came to deliver a warning of times to come, or does he have an actual solution?

Materialistic Hedonism and Defeatism would be closer to Epicurism and The Last Men than the Ubermensch.
How can such settings be achieved? Any ideas?

why do jew worshipers hate him again?
because he said that the jewish god is dead?

>destroys christcucks
heh nothing personal thirdies

What would he think of WW1 and the Weimar Republic?

I'm a Christian Nietzschean. I believe the Ubermensch's final cause is to render Glory to God in a radically authentic way that transcends socially imposed values. I believe the teleology of Creation is moving towards the Ubermensch as man being an Image of God in Christ but liberated from crutches of socially imposed values, rather the Ubermensch out of his own will renders Glory to God in a more authentic manner is currently conceivable. I believe Nietzsche's Ubermensch is that which we now only see dimly, that which St. Paul was referring to when he said: "I gave you milk, not solid food, for you were not yet ready for it. Indeed, you are still not ready."

How do you cope with knowing Christ and God in Christianity are just substitutions for longing for a father figure?

When Nietzsche criticised atomists, was he saying that atoms weren't real or that using them to look at the world was a shallow/pointless endeavour?

New to his writings and wanted your opinions

Is this guy still revered as a God or are people waking up and realizing he's full of shit, especially for his defiling of the perception
of Christ?

Many racist Nietzscheans misread Nietzsche and think that he would be against the current riots in America. But my reading of Nietzsche would say otherwise. I think that this is the will to power being exercised currently. The will to power does not have a race!

Where do I start?

>>14884010
Do you see the disappointment in his eyes, Anon? If you had the discipline to forge your own morality, he wouldn't be so fucking sad when he looks at you.