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Nietzsche arranged his books like labyrinths, scattering hints and clues from the sidelines, rather than presenting his arguments plainly. He wanted readers to find their own way through his thought, until the search led them beyond his own ideas, towards independent thought.
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memories lie ; you were never happy
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nothing else
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bookseller in Morocco 🇲🇦
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i hate nostalgia
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maybe in another life
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when Nietzsche said: “I know of no better life purpose than to perish in attempting the great and impossible. The fact that something seems impossible shouldn't be a reason to not pursue it. That's exactly what makes it worth pursuing. Where would the courage and greatness be if success was certain and there was no risk? The only true failure is shrinking away from life's challenges."
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