4. This split led to the denigration of the body, and it inspired the Christians, Gnostics, and Stoics (only the Epicurians were unaffected). Indeed, there’s a sense in which the ressentiment of Christianity Nietzsche speaks of required Socrates. It’s built on Socrates.
Sure, but that’s not the point. The point is that there’s not some mysterious, inaccessible ideal and unchanging form “Darwin” that is inaccessible to us.
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There is an ideal of "nature," a materialistic struggle for existence, which accurately predicts/reflects part of material reality just as "triangle" or "horse" do.
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What’s your grounds for saying that?
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Saying what?
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“There is an ideal of "nature," a materialistic struggle for existence, which accurately predicts/reflects part of material reality just as "triangle" or "horse" do.“”” You just state it as a fact. I want to know why you believe it to be true.
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Well, what is it you are talking about when you say "nature"? Have you ever seen a Nature?
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Why do I need to see what I am?
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You are a Nature?
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