Satyr my sycophantic imitator claims that the misuse of words is an intentional attempt to exploit human vanity, frailty, need/desire.
Satyr wrote:Repackaging old ideas with new flashy market brands, or attempting to merge the incompatible, with mystifying language, is a way of selling the same crap back to the same gullible minds that purchased the original product.
Marxism was a repackaging of Abrahamism.
Post-Modernity was a repackaging of Marxism.
We can even attempt to merge Christianity and Nietzsche as the prime antagonist, by confused prose, pretending to be saying something only a few can grasp, when it is saying nothing at all.
He was trying to critique my misuse of the word 'love', finding it a blatant attempt to manipulate human stupidity and ignorance. Using the mystifying unknown to declare a profound known - with a name.
One of the many given to the one-god.
The poor fool believed that non-living unities, like planets, clouds, rivers, atoms, could be explained by the simple forces of interaction which are attraction/repulsion, and that balance of these forces is what establishes the groundwork for what will evolve into a particular kind of unity, named organism.
He believes that to then declare knowledge of the unknown, by converting all to organic processes, and then justifying this mental trickery by using linguistic juggling, romantic idealism, mystifying jargon to manipulate the desperate and the lost, may work but it smells of a need/desire - covetous spirit wanting to replicate an effect by adopting the method and changing the lingo.
Fuckin' imbecile knows not what he is talking about.
What are we a bag of flesh?
We must be made more....we are love selfing, self loving.
What can best explain the multiplicity of existence than self-loving?
It requires no judgment...for love is blind and innate.
Nietzsche wrote:One must give value to their existence by behaving as if ones very existence were a work of art.
...But we must make sure not to produce a comedy.
Nietzsche wrote:There is nothing more necessary than truth, and in comparison with it everything else has only secondary value.
This absolute will to truth: what is it? Is it the will to not allow ourselves to be deceived? Is it the will not to deceive? One does not want to be deceived, under the supposition that it is injurious, dangerous, or fatal to be deceived. ... Do not allow yourselves to be deceived: Great Minds are Skeptical.
Nietzsche wrote:What if God were not exactly truth, and if this could be proved? And if he were instead the vanity, the desire for power, the ambitions, the fear, and the enraptured and terrified folly of mankind?