My Thoughts: To me, it seems like Nietzsche is saying here that the fact that most of us would not be content to relive our lives exactly as they are, over and over, should clue us in that we need to change our behavior. Maybe the very consideration of whether or not we’d be content to experience things exactly the same way again could help us to act in ways that make us more “benevolent toward life.”
My Thoughts: This passage confused me a little bit. I can understand the suffering by those who have an “impoverished life,” but I’m not sure what Nietzsche means when he says that some people suffer from the “over-fullness of life” and seek terrible sights and deeds. Is he saying that they have a different attitude toward negative things,
My Thoughts: This passage confused me a little bit. I can understand the suffering by those who have an “impoverished life,” but I’m not sure what Nietzsche means when he says that some people suffer from the “over-fullness of life” and seek terrible sights and deeds. Is he saying that they have a different attitude toward negative things,