Where do I start with this guy? He seems to have many of the same ideas I've held from since my teenage years.
I haven't read anything but genre fiction and the occasional "serious" """""literature""""""".
Thanks in advance ;)
Where do I start with this guy? He seems to have many of the same ideas I've held from since my teenage years
Jaxson Roberts
Other urls found in this thread:
Nathan Clark
Look at his dumb face. Do you really want to end up like that?
Gavin Adams
Mental illness is cool. Only highly intelligent people, such as myself, have them.
Caleb Ortiz
Human all too human
Camden Sanders
Yeah but it won't get you that sweet juicy pussy
Ryan Rogers
I'd rather be insane than fuck a bitch.
Camden Young
Turtles all the way down is prolly his best
William Anderson
>2018
>interested in such frivolities as "pussy"
lmfao. You realize that most of the great thinkers and scientists of our time were virgins? I will not allow myself to be degenerated by lusts of the flesh.
Only a weak willed man would allow himself to be corrupted. I am a true thinker and a true philosopher.
Sebastian Peterson
Their face shapes are extremely different. Improbably different, even. Mother nature could not create two faces as different as these on her own. The only explanation is that Nietzsche must have gotten facial reconstruction surgery to invert his appearance to its opposite and changed his name to John Green.
Justin Edwards
I don't think that's Nietzsche on the left
Parker Parker
Start with his first book, The Birth of Tragedy. He's a grill talking about it:
youtube.com
Nathan Reyes
Where to *start* with him? - Hard to say.
For me, Zarathustra has everything (and is the only work of his I reread constantly). However, be warned, it doesn't attempt to persuade, except in the way music persuades. If you're basically on his wavelength (and on his side) already, this gives you everything important he thought as powerfully and eloquently as it can be given, but if you're a dubious sceptic who wants to be won over with clever pilpul and long chains of reasoning supported at every link with erudite references, then forget it.
My advice is get a good Zarathustra (Hollingdale, assuming you can't read it in the original) and try the first four chapters or so. If you hate it, put it aside for a while and try something else:
If you prefer aphorisms with a lot of penetrating psychology - Human, All Too Human.
If you want classical scholarship - The Genealogy of Morals.
Jason Collins
I would add, The Birth Of Tragedy is an equally good place to start, it's a lot more "normal", haha, and is his first book too.
Joseph Morales
>2018
>wanting a gf
>not being the gf
We have the means, user. That is, if you're cute enough UwU
Jackson Flores
>it's a lot more "normal"
Maybe in its structure, but the ideas in it are quite far out.
Colton Wright
Hohohohoho
How delightful, this aristocratic lady commands the English language in such an astute manner, then out of the blue she exclaims cock!
Just wait until I tell Geraldine of these shenanigans, he’ll be absolutely beside himself!
Camden Parker
Are you implying you wouldn't do her?
David Price
>If you prefer aphorisms
Alexander Cruz
Yes but I’d be mad about it afterwards. She reminds me of Skylar in good will hunting.
I’m threatened by her desu and that’s why I lashed out I’m sorry
Alexander Kelly
You can just wake up early and leave without leaving your number
Mason Brown
Why aren't you a philosothot with three million youtube subscribers Veeky Forums? Do you hate betabucks?
Dylan Ross
>philosothot
damn
Carter Reed
One time I tried this and she woke up and I had to give her my number. I gave her a fake one and I’ve probably seen her and made eye contact about 15 times on campus since