Search for Greatness

[Anonymous No.16147682]

How would you write about the formation of a true Übermensch? A man whose moral standards are totally his own, and whose desire is to attain true greatness in a nihilistic and sterile society? Is it a Sisyphean task? Is it even possible for a single man to define an era anymore?

[Anonymous No.16147695]

>>16147682
The man of greatness is the one who reconciles habit with spirit towards never ending new heights. There is no other alternative

[Anonymous No.16147701]

me basically

[Anonymous No.16147706]

>>16147682
>Search for Greatness
>formation of a true Übermensch?
>whose moral standards are totally his own
>whose desire is to attain true greatness in a nihilistic and sterile society?
>Is it even possible for a single man to define an era anymore?
Anon, this has to be bait, but to answer your question you're coming from an artificial and inauthentic view of great men, heroism and truth and beauty. It is neither actually a Nietzschean perspective, while it pretends to be, and neither at all any relevancy in traditional thinking such as with Heidegger.

But to answer your question, The Divine and the Decay by Bill Hopkins, which thankfully you will never be able to get your hands on because of its rarity.

[Anonymous No.16147715]

>>16147706
>which thankfully you will never be able to get your hands on because of its rarity.

its literally on libgen lmao

[Anonymous No.16147723]

>>16147715
): prove it.

Still, unless he's British he will never get a physical copy.

[Anonymous No.16147772]

>>16147682
You sound like you read 1 Nietzsche book and have no idea what you're talking about

[Anonymous No.16148234]

>>16147695
This. Hylics will never understand because they're too busy arguing about genetics and other useless shit.
fpbp

[Anonymous No.16148513]

>>16147682
Literally The Big Lebowski