Nietzsche's FORGOTTEN Book (part 1)

[@gracefitzgerald2227]

You are really helping me understand Nietzsche, something I never thought possible. Thank you for making these videos.

[@WeltgeistYT]

Thank you for the great compliment.

[@satnamo]

Indeed a man cannot survive without a ray of hope.

[@erisstewart4236]

I always look forward to your videos, You do a great job.

[@WeltgeistYT]

Thank you. That's nice to hear.

[@humanperson5153]

Thank you for making these.

[@WeltgeistYT]

Thanks a lot!

[@username2872]

Then the way each sentence is constructed sounds so philosophical and the voice over sounds like a poet reciting his piece. It was as if I'm having a discussion with Nietzsche himself. I like it.

[@JonV.Jordan]

I love your videos man, keep it going! I can't wait for part 2.

[@WeltgeistYT]

Coming up!

[@timjosling9298]

A beautifully clear explanation.

[@Wtfsenromy]

you are doing great mr.

[@WeltgeistYT]

Thank you

[@a.wenger3964]

Fantastic channel! High quality, well-researched, and tightly written! You got a subscriber out of me!

[@WeltgeistYT]

Thank you so much!

[@frankchilds9848]

I just found this, thank you for making these videos! It is interesting that Nietsche is in a way close to early Buddhist thought, in brief...settle your life questions here and now where you are! Keep going on with your great work 💪

[@GermanicJennifer]

Great videos and very well explained, thank you.

[@WeltgeistYT]

Thank you.

[@satnamo]

Weltgeist speaks like this: With this video I open my campaign against morality. De knowledge is already within me. I just need to transform it into life. I must dance with daemons tonight. Fear is just a stepping stone. I need to live a new way. You have your way. I have my way. As for das only way It does not exist. Without passion Existence is impossible.

[@allilatif1600]

Good job

[@WeltgeistYT]

Thank you!

[@sigvardbjorkman]

How very refreshing this was! Like a cool breeze at the sea filled with little droplets landing all over you.

[@NetworkSneed]

I think an issue I find with most modernist/Nietzschean philosophising today, is that they don't know what to do with what they have apparently discovered. If the material world is something to be confronted and not alternated in any way, and our will is purely a will to power it really does destroy our perceptions of everything. If we are just seemingly animated, material automatons, driven by power and pleasure, one might look to postmodernism for an act of "stepping over".look to politics. Both modernised spheres of right AND left always support their arguments with appeals to ethics, and morality. The issue is that all of it, in writing (on the cesspit that is twitter usually) seems untouched by Nietzsche, none of them ever say "yes I'm doing this for pleasure and/or power". However the states we have produced since Nietzsche have over time (to paraphrase Davilla) 'robbed man of that which enobles him, so to sell to him cheaply that which sullies him'. That ethics is an invention that works insofar as people follow them, that metaphysics is mythical in the negative sense and the more personal sullies that are seemingly directed at me daily are all abit redundant when the ghouls of the enlightenment fallout have themselves not detached from what they are always mocking and running from.

[@Over-Boy42]

This is true, Dawn is often not brought up when talking about his books.

[@jonathanmoore5619]

Great video

[@stuarthicks2696]

Nice

[@kevinbeck8836]

Quite good

[@diemenschen8339]

Was the first work of Friedrich Nietzsche i read (But still unknow for most people).

[@fazliddinerkaboyev6568]

I need help with "The joyful science".