As we come to see the produced nature of our values, it follows that we realize how they can change with time. Here Nietzsche steps exactly in the direction where Lear should have gone. Realizing the potential that genealogy bears as a tool of spiritual transformation, he underlines how to go back to the origin of our values makes room for questions regarding their valuableness. This, together with a strong sense of how different values can differently help humanity to prosper, leads to Nietzsche to ask ‘[…] under what conditions did man devise these value judgements good and evil? And what value do they themselves possess? Have they hitherto hindered or furthered human prosperity?’ (GM 3). Furthermore, he adds later that ‘[…] we need a critique
