Nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra

Jun 13, 2012

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Check out the Prometheus viral site [url=]http://www.whatis101112.com/[/url]. Reference to the video segment of Weyland is already mentioned elsewhere. However, for some script clues and the symbolism, choose the Wikipedia link on the website. There are some very interesting references to man just being a 'bridge' to the Übermensch ( re: Engineers?). Also references to the death of god, a pyramid, and the 'eternal recurrence of the same'.

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David 1June 13, 2012

Thus spoke Zaratustra was the first Philosophy book I ever read. Didn't get it at the time and thought of it too poetic for a Philosophical work. Now I get it, but still think of it too poetic for a Philosophical work [plus, I still don't enjoy reading Nietzsche]. And I do have this strange feeling the next Prometheus installment is about Weyland.

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