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Wed 10 Jun, 2009 11:46 am
Well, that's what I was an early adherent of...until I realized his main thing ultimate philosophy was basically wishful thinking of humanity's potential. You could most accurately call me a nihilist, but I'm also interested in discussing luck(a certain metaphysical attribute) and some other things I can't think of right off.
Anyways, I suppose I'll have to come up with something coherent to contribute, so I'unna be silent a while, methinks..
@boredrightnow,
Boredrightnow,
Considering the name of your thread are you wanting to discuss this man's philosophy? Now you will have to refresh my memory, what is the definition of nihilism?
William
@William,
I wouldn't know how to approach the philosophy of chance with anything but math, but if you could, it would be a very interesting discussion.
@boredrightnow,
Although we may have different perspectives about Nietzsche's positions, I look forward to reading your posts when you are ready.
Welcome to the Philforum,
Regards,
John
@jgweed,
jgweed;68078 wrote:Although we may have different perspectives about Nietzsche's positions, I look forward to reading your posts when you are ready.
Welcome to the Philforum,
Regards,
John
Hello, jg. I knew you would pop up. Ha. :)Oh and by the way boredrightnow, welcome to the forum.
I would like to discuss this man for he and I have a lot in common as to the frustration that is inherrent in diiscovering truth.
William
@GoshisDead,
Oh yeah, and welcome to the mix
@boredrightnow,
Nietzsche intrigues me. If we do begin a discussion on him, if it is possible rather than create a discourse on what he thought philosophically, let's do it biographically as we try an piece together his life one step at a time in relations to the transistions he made and his thinking at the time of those transistions.
Thanks,
william
@boredrightnow,
Welcome to the forum! Glad to have you aboard.
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