He argues that the history of the word guilt has nothing to do with immorality and punishment was not a result of guilt. Nietzsche gives an example of the lender and a borrower. If someone failed pay off a loan, the pleasure of harming his debtor, by punishing them. This punishment was necessary, so that the debtor does not make the same mistake twice. Nietzsche believes the reason god figures were created to insure that no suffering ever went unnoticed. Today guilt is defined as accountability and responsibility for a crime or action that is bad or wrong. Nietzsche says bad conscience came in society when from the concept of hunter-gathere. We says when we did not “we had to rely on our conscious mind rather than our unconscious instincts.” As a result, our animal instincts comes to
He argues that the history of the word guilt has nothing to do with immorality and punishment was not a result of guilt. Nietzsche gives an example of the lender and a borrower. If someone failed pay off a loan, the pleasure of harming his debtor, by punishing them. This punishment was necessary, so that the debtor does not make the same mistake twice. Nietzsche believes the reason god figures were created to insure that no suffering ever went unnoticed. Today guilt is defined as accountability and responsibility for a crime or action that is bad or wrong. Nietzsche says bad conscience came in society when from the concept of hunter-gathere. We says when we did not “we had to rely on our conscious mind rather than our unconscious instincts.” As a result, our animal instincts comes to