>>8106267I am definitely paraphrasing a whole lot, but I grew up reading Nietzsche, so I think I have a fairly solid grasp of his ideals. A large part of his book "beyond good and evil" is about discarding societal values, so you can truly search for your own. His work "thus spoke zarathustra" is about a man doing this, and sharing his own values with the world as if he were a prophet.
>but I doubt that's a good idea for just about every person across the boardI disagree, i think everyone should, but not everyone could. It takes a lot of strength and passion to isolate yourself to that extent, and actually carve out new values that force yourself to grow, rather than create values that justify your current actions.
>I only personally came to accept that last part by constructing my own elaborate vision of the grander scheme things.Why must there be a grander vision in order to justify growth?
>Probably would've given up a long long time ago if I didn'tI can identify with this, though
>"I only personally came to accept that last part by constructing my own elaborate vision of the grander scheme things. Probably would've given up a long long time ago if I didn't" 
