He asserts that the current state is a layer of Zarathustra’s great dragon metaphor, which is an overarching dimension of the three metamorphoses. The notion of the great dragon represents the human creation of societal precedents such as rules, laws, values, and institutions that have been around long enough to procure the “thou shalt” status. “Thou shalt” represents the continuous existence of a long established situation because tradition eventually becomes accepted as truth through ubiquity. The existence of the state has been around long enough to create a mysterious truth under the notion that it is the way it “always” has been and has to be. Through the “thou shalt” status the government seduce useless people (those who can only perform a minimal number of tasks) through politicised promises, achieved by diluting complex concepts to secure the majority’s concession. Doing so suffocates the individual by unifying a society to support the state’s “ hundred appetites.” Such
He asserts that the current state is a layer of Zarathustra’s great dragon metaphor, which is an overarching dimension of the three metamorphoses. The notion of the great dragon represents the human creation of societal precedents such as rules, laws, values, and institutions that have been around long enough to procure the “thou shalt” status. “Thou shalt” represents the continuous existence of a long established situation because tradition eventually becomes accepted as truth through ubiquity. The existence of the state has been around long enough to create a mysterious truth under the notion that it is the way it “always” has been and has to be. Through the “thou shalt” status the government seduce useless people (those who can only perform a minimal number of tasks) through politicised promises, achieved by diluting complex concepts to secure the majority’s concession. Doing so suffocates the individual by unifying a society to support the state’s “ hundred appetites.” Such