>implying Nietzsche advocated nihilism

great reddit meme there, friend

I hope you enjoy you stay, there are many great memes to be had on our board here.

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>>7845146
Even though this maymay slightly triggers me I still appreciate it. I enjoy how you are fostering a sense of elitism. I think that making people feel guilty about only knowing one or two philosophers is a good idea, this promotes diversity. But I do feel that if we are to inspire a sense of elitism and cultivate intelligence in /lit/ browsers then we must also scrutinize our maymay imagery. The maymay that you used is outdated. The "condescending Willy Wonka" has spread to may corners of internet culture and has become cliche so I would advise posting alternate images in the future.

I appreciate your work but wish to see it improved. Enjoy yourself and always improve fellow ubermensch.

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There are different types of nihilism. I DOUBT you have even read Nietzsche's letters where he tells his friend the secret to understanding his philosophy.

>>7845146
well memed

you have to accept it in order to get anywhere with his philosophy

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>people seriously think Nietzsche didn't believe nihilism was something to be overcome

>I teach you the big guy
what did he mean by this?

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>implying Nietzsche's work isn't nihilistic from a Christian point of view
>in b4 >implying Christianity isn't nihilistic from a Nietzschean point of view
>in b4 >words have meanings

>>7845192
Was it taking amphetamines and imagining time as a flat circle?