2016-11-06
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So by now you're probably realizing something about nature.
You're probably realizing.
Well, for no other reason, just because I've needlessly rambled about it over the course of this entire series.
But what you probably realize by now is that Nietzsche's not writing his philosophy so that each and every single
person in the world can write it down and take a little something from it.
He's writing his philosophy for a select few people that are actually going to try at existence.
He's writing it for a small handful of people
that aren't interested in feeling like they know everything about the world,
but people that are actually going to try to understand things deeper
than they've been led to believe about things over the course of their life.
I mean, at any stage of life.
It's very easy to be coaxed into complacency about how you look at the world.
I mean, I'm sure we can all imagine some 45-year-old person,
and they're listening to some passionate 21, 22-year-old person, and they have strong,
reinforced convictions about how people are and how the world works and all kinds of things like that.
And the 45-year-old may say to themselves, look, kid, I've been where you are before.