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Worth noting and or worth nothing. Things I prefer to take note.

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So, note to myself, next time when you feel the rush of instant love, remember Heywood's wisdom. It's not about falling in love slowly, but about nurturing that love into something lasting. However, by all means let yourself free if the relationship is toxic and has red flags

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The Wisdom in Haste: Understanding John Heywood's 'Love hastily won, is hastily lost'

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Mutual understanding: With time, we gain a deeper understanding about each other's quirks, dreams, and fears, which can lead to a more enduring bond

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The Übermensch, therefore, is not just a philosophical concept but also a symbol of Nietzsche's call for humanity to evolve beyond its current state, to create a new kind of human capable of setting new values and living in a world without God.

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6. Cultural and Historical Context:
Nietzsche's Übermensch was conceived during a time when traditional Christian values were being questioned, and the philosopher saw the decline of religious belief as an opportunity for the rise of new values. Übermensch is a figure who navigates and leads through this transition.

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Legacy:
Nietzsche's idea has influenced a wide array of thinkers, artists, and writers, impacting existentialism, post-structuralism, and many forms of modern thought. It continues to provoke discussion about human potential, the nature of morality, and the purpose of existence

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5. Eternal Recurrence:
Nietzsche introduces the idea of eternal recurrence, where one lives their life in a way they would be willing to repeat it daily or eternally. The Übermensch will accept and desire this eternal return. Life worth reliving indefinitely.

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In light of #GDRAGON 's upcoming album referencing #Übermensch, tt will be great to know the themes his album could explore!

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4. Affirmation of Life:
The Übermensch affirms life in all its aspects, including suffering and pain, viewing them as necessary for growth and strength. This contrasts with the "Last Man," which Nietzsche describes as a type of human who seeks only comfort, security, mediocrity

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3. Will to Power:
Central to Nietzsche's philosophy is the concept of the "will to power," which he sees as the fundamental driving force in humans. For the Übermensch, this will to power is directed towards self-actualization, creativity, and the expression of one's unique individuality rather than domination over others.

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2. Self-Overcoming:
The path to becoming an Übermensch involves a constant process of self-overcoming. This means continuously striving to surpass one's own limits, to grow beyond oneself, and to create one's own values without reliance on external authorities or societal norms.

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1. Transcendence of Traditional Values:
Übermensch represents a being who has overcome the limitations of conventional morality, particularly what Nietzsche calls "slave morality" (values like pity, humility, and obedience). Instead, the Übermensch creates new values based on strength, creativity, and self-mastery.