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“The terrible consequence of “equality”― finally, everyone believes he has a right to every problem. All order of rank has vanished.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche

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“Therefore… is a new nobility needed: to oppose all mob-rule and all despotism.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra

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“It is one of the greatest achievements of Nietzsche that he confronted science with the problem of the ”
― Oswald Spengler

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“The atrophy of individual culture through the hypertrophy of objective culture is one reason for the bitter hatred which the preachers of the most extreme individualism, above all Nietzsche, harbour against the metropolis.”
― Georg Simmel

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“The subject as multiplicity. Pain as intellectual and totally dependent on the judgement "harmful" projected outwards. Pleasure is a kind of pain. The effect is always "unconscious". The inferred and imagined cause is transposed onto what follows in time. The only force that exists produces the same effect as the will: it commands other subjects, which change as a result. The continuous, fleeting, transitory nature of the subject. "Mortal soul". Number as a form of perspective.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche

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