Sorry listen I’m not entering into a bullshit generic conversation with you okay I don’t see why I should have to I refused point blank to pain mental stimulation. I just want a haircut that’s what I’m paying for, it that’s all I want. I’m sorry, I don’t mean to be rude but it’s not […]

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Me: what’s good man? Nietzsche : “What is good? All that heightens the feeling of power, the will to power, power itself in man.” Me: What are your fav songs? Nietzsche : There begins the song of necessity the unique and irreplaceable melody there, where the state ends look there my brother’s. Do you not […]

Read More MY DINNER WITH NIETZSCHE

One of my all-time favorite Nietzsche aphorisms:   “I did that,” says my memory. “I could not have done that,” says my pride, and remains inexorable. Eventually–the memory yields. – Beyond Good and Evil, Ch. 4, p. 68.

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All attempts at rationalizing death are inevitably doomed from the start. This futile attempt to “abstract” death away from its organic relation to life is demonstrable of the sheer terror death inspires within us. Moreover, it demonstrates a stubborn unwillingness to confront death in its most bitter and concrete form. The rationalization of death is […]

Read More BACK INTO ANHILATION : ON DEATH

Pessimism (n.); from Latin pessimus “worst.” Pessimism can refer either to a disposition or a philosophy. As a disposition, pessimism is the feeling that all expectations, in the end, will come to naught. The pessimist hangs his hopes on nothing because he has forsaken all hope to begin with. It’s a comportment towards the world in which […]

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Who am I, if not the sickly embodiment of my own temporality? The so-called “human condition”: that ultimately vain and ineffectual interruption of not-being, is a cruel dialectical joke; a pointless and irrevocable mistake brought about by a birth in which we had no say. Imagine if, in the fetus stage, we possessed the power […]

Read More Musings on the Absurd: Temporality

To the extent that a typology of sorts may be constructed as regards to pessimism – in which distinctive categories of varying manifestations of pessimism may be delineated and defined, existential pessimism represents the Twentieth Century’s unique contribution to this young and largely unnoticed body of thought.The horrors and disappointments of the Twentieth Century gave […]

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 I don’t know if you’ve noticed this, but all of our discussions about ethics so far have had one thing in common: God. Divine Command Theory, for example, argues that what’s good, and what’s not, are determined by a deity, whether that’s the God of Abraham, or a panoply of gods who come up with […]

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