>>12133861No, Nietzsche only revealed the central neurosis of Europe, he accurately diagnosed the spiritual crisis Europe had been in for a couple of centuries already, a crisis that started with Christianity and fully blossomed with "objective sciences". Nietzsche clearly said that a lot of truths are irrelevant knowledge, and that action is more important than facts.
>>12133863>i killed godRead the book. He never said that. He says that we all have killed God. "God is dead" is what the passage says, and it is not a rallying call for killing God. It is an outcry at the spiritual emptiness and hollowness of his times. Nietzsche stated again and again that Nihilism is a disease that needs to be overcome in order to be truly free. Everything else is decadent.
>>12133868Nietzsche is much more inflammatory and polemic in his publicized writings than he is in his personal notes and manuscripts. His books are riddled with contradictions, trapdoors and pitfalls because he was a true elitist; He wanted his readers to be able to formulate their own truths to live by. This expressly includes criticizing his work. He didn't want mindless followers, and he didn't want people to cling to his words. He held nothing but contempt for sheeple, and that includes sheeple bleating his words without understanding what he meant. His books are a test of character and independent thought.
>>12133888Hardly anybody reads philosophy, and most people are indifferent to most philosophers. Funny how everybody still thinks they have to have an opinion on Nietzsche, and yes, these opinions are usually based on hearsay and crappy youtube vids.
