Nietzsche’s first aphorism begins questioning the will to truth. He questions the very depths of truth and lies, and if one is really any better than the other. As a great philosopher Nietzsche had no qualms questioning the value of instinct versus conscience and if either of the two were the correct value to follow. He wanted every person to explore the realm of all possibilities great and small and to question everything so that the best value might come from the unknown. In Nietzsche’s third aphorism he alludes that each individual should look within themselves as human beings and pull from individual experiences and standards as a guide to being …show more content…
From aphorism 188, “Every system of morals is a sort of tyranny against nature and also against reason.” This is a very profound statement and speaks to the very essence of Nietzsche as a philosopher. Nietzsche made it widely known that his views were to allow individuality and let that be the ultimate guide to ones morals. That no two humans are alike and that sometimes we must do wrong to do right. No one lives and dies as a perfect individual and to conclude this aphorism we should all strive to reach individuality that envelope the core of our values beliefs and