Comments by "coreycox2345" (@coreycox2345) on "Nietzsche and Thus Spoke Zarathustra: The Last Man and The Superman" video.

  1. Listening and thinking, Analogous to Tower 7 : Ameaning
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  2. Right. But lots of books on Kindle do not remind you to start reading as a giant pile of unread books does. I like having the collection. Time makes one have to sort them.
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  3. I thought this same thing about hierarchy Andrew Walker. To say that people should be equal is not the same as saying that they could all have the same value. I also agree that these sets of traits are not mutually exclusive.
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  4. It may be possible for both of these archetypes to be encompassed in one person. Are you sure that it has to be one or the other, KW?
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  5. I think it was Jeremy Bentham who developed the concept, and John Stuart Mill who named it. I also thought that OP was a dick for saying that. To develop compassion is not weakness. If morality comes from within as an honest effort in scientific thought, it is a strength. This is hard to do without being sure that there is not self-delusion, but it is essential and worthwhile.
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  6. There are useful definitions of equality, K W. The value of having them is not the same thing as saying that each person is of the equal importance. It is crucial, nonetheless to see that each person is a person.
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  7. Wow. I like your poetry. This might be good Fawad Khan (if, for example, you mean educationally challenging people). What if your subjects do not share your values? Also, if you call them "weak" they may perceive you as arrogant. Do you shout at your students? Do you have a name for this method of learning? I was being facetious in case you were a cult. "The ones left?" You sound like you may be an excellent teacher.
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