The problem of unearned complacency. Where does merit come from, what responsibility can we actually take on? That of our own nature: “one becomes who one is, even if for a long time one has no idea who one is.” In Goethe’s finest passages we notice what at first glance seems surreal, but in his finest passages it is simply him. Nietzsche and Jünger are a little bit German, but above all they are Goethean. Surrealism is relative; this becomes obvious in the differences between species, in…
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