The descent of Nietzsche's Zarathustra repeats the cave model: solitary wisdom is incomplete until it is given to others.
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The descent of Nietzsche's Zarathustra repeats the cave model: solitary wisdom is incomplete until it is given to others.
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"you actually read what Nietzsche writes, you will see that it's actually pretty similar to what Zoroastria himself promoted during his time. Of course,..."
"Though great star, what would thy happiness be if thou hadst not those for whom thou shyest? For ten years hast thou climbed hither..."
"Okay? So, Zoroastria has hid himself in the cave. And inside the cave, there is nothing. In the cave, in solitude, he has discovered..."
"...his votes. In last year's federal election, 22 people of Indian descent were elected to parliament. Okay, so in parliament, there's 243 seats. 22..."
"...are Indian immigrants. Okay, so she's Indian. She's of South Asian descent. And her family was not very wealthy, but she worked hard and..."
"...All right? So you have different religions and you have different descent. So let's look at England. Okay? England. So England is a king...."
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