/lit/ - Literature

>>17530293
Oh, and Nietzsche's own advice is to read his works in order, for what it's worth.

>>17209629
>An infinity of time does not imply a repetition of any phenomenon
I'm not sure that Nietzsche believed that infinity alone caused repetition. I think it's his combination of circularity and infinity that implies repetition.

Also, the "self-help" part you're describing might not be doing it justice. It's not just a matter of joy, that's more his source of inspiration. If anything it's more an exercise in self-consistency, which brings him closer to many other philosophers since he's basically asking us to act in such a way that we would do so for all eternity. It's not quite the categorical imperative, but it involves a kind of personal universality I suppose.

>>14765158
Haha yeah, I for one assert my Ubermastery as I laugh at underage zoomers that came here during the 2016 election and are shitting up the place by being unable to even make a decent bait thread. The only ones inferior to them are the people replying seriously to such shit threads.