Nietzsche's expanded desire to grow, create, and impose will on reality.
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will to power
Nietzsche's expanded desire to grow, create, and impose will on reality.
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Nietzsche accepts desire's manifestation but rejects Schopenhauer's negation, asking why desire would embody itself unless embodiment should amplify desire.
For Nietzsche, the will is not merely will to life but will to power: the drive to expand, fulfill desire, and impose will on reality.
Germany is framed through will to power and living space: vulnerability inside Europe produces a drive to colonize surrounding territory and make it German.
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"...life, we want to procreate. But for Nietzsche, it's the will to power, okay? This is a really famous phrase from Nietzsche, the will..."
"Now let's move on, okay? So building on top of Wagner and Schopenhauer is Friedrich Nietzsche, okay? Who is considered one of the greatest..."
"...a dark imagination, the Germans believed in the idea of will to power. We will discuss this when we discuss German philosophy, especially Nietzsche,..."
"The concept is called living space. So throughout its history, the German people have always been invaded, attacked by its adversaries. So to protect..."
"...our desire and help us achieve our desire, okay? The will to power is a really important concept. Schopenhauer believes that multiplicity is conflict...."
"...I. Know. Now. Sonya. That. Whoever. Strong. In. Mind. And. Spirit. Will. Power. Over. Them. And. Then. Who. Is. Greatly. Daring. Is. Right. In...."
"...new understanding will become the renaissance brain the scientific brain which will power the rise of modernity okay does that make sense so and..."
"...being free of sin, but redeeming yourself from sin through sheer will power, through love. Okay? Let's continue. All right. The second thing this..."
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