@hueylewisfan84 @KaliGothYuga Nietzsche didnโt celebrate the death of God, he mourned it. From Zarathustra: โGod is dead! God remains dead! And we have killed him! How can we console ourselves, the murderers of all murderers!โ
Nietzscheโs work can be (and has been) interpreted in a number of different ways. To me, however, Nietzsche presents a worldview glorifying life in a profoundly joyful manner. He challenges us to live our lives for us, to be free, and thatโs why I read him.
@Das_Mystikal @EcoTechBro Bros making me come out of retirement just to dunk on him. Nietzsches entire project was to try and find a solution to nihilism. Literally from the preface of the Genealogy of Morals
@AvgLibSoc@ShinjiTheCuban This is far outside my expertise but itโs not a super crazy idea. Getting to an asteroid is pretty easy, the hard part would be collecting all those resources and bringing them back. You could potentially put one in orbit to make things easier, but that still is very hard
Sober September starting with the death of the great Jimmy Buffet is tough. I went to the liquor store to get marg mix for virgin margs and saw zero proof tequila for the first time ever. Jimmyโs looking down on me ๐
@Elafagalus Assuming earth as the center, in most places this isnโt true, but there is a radius where it happens, and since the rate of expansion is increasing this radius is getting smaller and smaller, and may eventually shrink to zero
@Elafagalus As an astrophysicist I must clarify, this isnโt quite true. (As far as we can tell) the speed of recession is proportional to the distance between objects, so there is a point where the recession velocity exceeds light speed but this isnโt true everywhere