Comments by "coreycox2345" (@coreycox2345) on "45 minutes on a single paragraph of Nietzsche's Beyond Good \u0026 Evil" video.

  1. Those who don't care about the crowd choose obscurity. It doesn't usually take striving. I wish for clarity.
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  2. This is a good question for a discussion of "Beyond Good and Evil," Rahell Omer. I am in the middle of this book and am finding it dense reading too. Some paragraphs, I find myself reading several times and something is added to my understanding each time. It is an incredible book.
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  3. Also, being drug-free eating healthy and doing yoga every day is useful. I have been getting a lot read lately, Power to Truth. It is best not to retain information from people who don't maintain a consistent, rational thread from one moment to the next because they are thoughtless and cruel. Don't believe everything you read. Some things, are better forgetten.
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  4. You are correct, Power to Truth.
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  5. This would be valuable if two people were looking one another in the eye to see if they could understand the other, regardless of if they ultimately could or could not.
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  6. So, he reads a particularly insightful sentence and changes it to be more precise and then compares the meaning? That would be a way of honing in thought and using language with precision.
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