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Nietzsche’s philosophical treatise on the ambiguity of traditional morality.

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commencement, an engendering, or primary cause, nothing hardy, powerful, self-centred, that wants to be master; but rather only a soft, inflated, delicate, movable potter’s-form, that must wait for some kind of content and frame to “shape” itself thereto⁠—for the most part a man without frame and content, a “selfless” man. Consequently, also, nothing for women, in parenthesi .

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