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I don't understand why inequality is inherently bad. It seems fine to me. Force is bad, and sometimes inequality is created through force - but inequality is not *in and of itself* bad. I often (not always) interpret people who dislike inequality as envious and dissatisfied.

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Been reading Nietzsche? (I recommend it.)

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i've never read Nietzsche but I've had people recommend him

11:15 PM · Apr 29, 2020

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Your tweet was very Nietzschean. He's one of the greatest prose stylists ever -- even in English translation.

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Damon Linker

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Apr 29, 2020

Are you my bro? I don't think so. Anyway, I was talking about her point about inequality.

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oh please do!! in my opinion though, dont start with beyond good & evil. it's how everyone erroneously in history to date has tended to first consume him. i started in order. he viewed life (to me) narratively. a beginning, middle and end

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Nietzsche writes in aphorisms; when I read The Gay Science, I drew a line through the middle of one. Above the line, I wrote 'this is really beautiful'-- below, ' here he sounds like a nazi.' That's nietzsche. Even when he's wrong, he does it beautifully. Well worth your time.

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Good bc Nietzsche is the province of men.