Anonymous
8/10/2025, 2:52:32 AM
No.82133485
>>82133006
> Noble will give up themselves for a cause they believe in, considered "not really human"
> Enlightenment is just suicide
Damn I guess I just didn't understand the complete separation between these two ideas, you're so good at examining ideas by their intellectual value and not simply for their rhetoric Anon. The original image ascribes the highest state of morality as someone who is willing to place their values above concerns over their own gains and losses and refers to this as nearly inhuman in all this transcendental language. You can't honestly look at this and pretend it isn't at all similar to Buddhist notions of practicing their spirituality to the point of asceticism. Your supposed Ubermensch, unlike the Nietzschean ideal, is distinctly apart from his humanity in a way that creates this link.
> Noble will give up themselves for a cause they believe in, considered "not really human"
> Enlightenment is just suicide
Damn I guess I just didn't understand the complete separation between these two ideas, you're so good at examining ideas by their intellectual value and not simply for their rhetoric Anon. The original image ascribes the highest state of morality as someone who is willing to place their values above concerns over their own gains and losses and refers to this as nearly inhuman in all this transcendental language. You can't honestly look at this and pretend it isn't at all similar to Buddhist notions of practicing their spirituality to the point of asceticism. Your supposed Ubermensch, unlike the Nietzschean ideal, is distinctly apart from his humanity in a way that creates this link.