Quicksand
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No, I don't think mentioning Nietzsche or being edgy (there's a significant correlation between the two) is noteworthy
It's pedissequous (such a big word)
Ask yourselves why, if philosophy is generally considered a mentally masturbatory practice (I might vaguely agree with its “old-fashionedness”, but I'm not sure), you manage to understand such enormous pillars (irony take me away) as Nietzsche (Evola, lol) and, to a lesser extent (in the sense of being less mentioned, but I could be wrong), Schopenhauer.
Perhaps, and I say perhaps, they are easily (too easily) “accessible”?
Most likely, “On Sense and Reference” (Frege is relatively unknown, which is why I mention him) is considerably more useful than Zarawhatever
Hegel, just to name one, is somehow less popular than Nietzsche
Strange, isn't it?
It's pedissequous (such a big word)
Ask yourselves why, if philosophy is generally considered a mentally masturbatory practice (I might vaguely agree with its “old-fashionedness”, but I'm not sure), you manage to understand such enormous pillars (irony take me away) as Nietzsche (Evola, lol) and, to a lesser extent (in the sense of being less mentioned, but I could be wrong), Schopenhauer.
Perhaps, and I say perhaps, they are easily (too easily) “accessible”?
Most likely, “On Sense and Reference” (Frege is relatively unknown, which is why I mention him) is considerably more useful than Zarawhatever
Hegel, just to name one, is somehow less popular than Nietzsche
Strange, isn't it?