[ SECRET POST #3330 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3330 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Uchuu Kyoudai (Space Brothers)]


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[Roald Dahl]


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[X-Files, "Mulder and Scully Meet the Were-Monster"]


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[Agnus Dei/Les Innocentes]


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[Whitechapel, DC Emerson Kent]


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[Undertale]


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(Tales from the Borderlands)


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[Steven Universe]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, a Nietzsche secret, nice :D

I just like reading his stuff, because its interesting. And I laugh about everyone who takes him too seriously and acts like his words are some sort of codex to live by. Though his haters are just as annoying. In some themes of his writings he changed his views once he got older. I mean it makes sense, people change with the experience they make in their life. And his live was very eventful, so I find it helpful to remember at which point in his live he wrote what book.

And I'm still laughing at people who follow his writings blindly. It's supposed to make you think, disagreeing with some of his stuff included. I think being the kind of philosopher he was, he wouldn't have wanted people to follow him, he would have wanted to discuss his writings with people, talk about it.

[(Anonymous)]

OP
I find it absolutely essential to consider the context of his life when reading his work, definitely! I'm passionately sympathetic to him (in what would be a rather un-Nietzschean fashion) and my fascination with him as a person forms no small part of my interest in his writing.

Ooh, yes, blindly following his philosophy is incredibly anti-Nietzsche. You have to climb your own mountain, that's the main thing. He wanted to be a rugged individualist, at least at times... I think that was why he got burned so bad by Lou Salome and Paul Ree -- he actually wanted them to be a part of his life and it just wasn't going to work out and it kind of confirmed everything he'd written about solitude.