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They put ideas out into society but do not have responsibility for them.

"I know my fate. One day there will be associated with my name the recollection of something frightful - of a crisis like no other before on earth, of the profoundest collision of conscience, of a decision evoked against everything that until then had been believed in, demanded, sanctified." Friedrich Nietzsche Ecce Homo, 1888.

yup, scary, psychic ?

he knew that history never repeats

-Imp

JasonPalmer wrote:They put ideas out into society but do not have responsibility for them.

Dying is all too convenient!

Surely this means that they DO NOT suffer from moral hazard?!?!?!?

JasonPalmer wrote:yup, scary, psychic ?

No. It's called intelligent reflection and a knowledge of mankind's stupidity.

i blame Richard for exuming his lighthearted and well reasoned approach to the thinking process. i think once he said something like, 'philosophy should be enjoyable'.

bus2bondi wrote:i blame Richard for exuming his lighthearted and well reasoned approach to the thinking process. i think once he said something like, 'philosophy should be enjoyable'.

Who is Richard?

Richard is a forum member and his full name is Richard Baron. he has also contributed to the magazine. i apologize, i should've added that because he hasn't posted for awhile (that i know of anyway).

Nietzsche was a philosopher who could write. Insights are situations which were written. Nietzsche was a philosopher with insights.

puto wrote:Nietzsche was a philosopher who could write. Insights are situations which were written. Nietzsche was a philosopher with insights.

So what insightful things do you most admire about his works?

See you don't even know how to read Nietzsche, do you

puto wrote:See you don't even know how to read Nietzsche, do you

So what insightful things do you most admire about his works?

You need an education. Same old website, for children.