Message from @metal_mango

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2019-03-02 07:02:55 UTC  

Unless you're planning on *building* the house yourself, on land you clear, simply purchasing something is the aim of the last man.

2019-03-02 07:03:07 UTC  

i disagree

2019-03-02 07:03:23 UTC  

With Nietzsche?

2019-03-02 07:03:32 UTC  

With that interpretation

2019-03-02 07:03:40 UTC  

It is what you do with the house

2019-03-02 07:03:57 UTC  

if you sit in it and do nothing but seek comfort in that house then yes you are the last man

2019-03-02 07:04:17 UTC  

If you reinvest and use equity to obtain more houses and build a real estate empire than you are a higher man

2019-03-02 07:04:46 UTC  

what if using it as a "base" to work on other passions

2019-03-02 07:05:22 UTC  

You're making a leap from seeing to your own needs to higher goals.

2019-03-02 07:05:43 UTC  

You don't need to be a real estate owner you can rent

2019-03-02 07:05:54 UTC  

i want to travel, invest, innovate, but i need space

2019-03-02 07:06:00 UTC  

And now we're changing the purpose of why you acquired the house.

2019-03-02 07:06:22 UTC  

Yeah then i agree, its the purpose of the house that matters

2019-03-02 07:06:36 UTC  

Of the house? Or your purpose for acquiring it?

2019-03-02 07:07:01 UTC  

of purchasing it and what you do with it

2019-03-02 07:07:22 UTC  

And if your purpose is to purchase it as an endpoint, for comfort?

2019-03-02 07:07:31 UTC  

last man

2019-03-02 07:07:34 UTC  

Exactly

2019-03-02 07:07:37 UTC  

Retire

2019-03-02 07:07:55 UTC  

Ah, fascinating... so suffering is not the delineating factor between the goal of the last man and the goal of the higher man.

2019-03-02 07:08:27 UTC  

...............

2019-03-02 07:08:36 UTC  

I'm arguing from Nietzsche's own perspective here, by the way; you used suffering as a metric for higher goals and I'm telling you it isn't.

2019-03-02 07:08:40 UTC  

Beanboozled

2019-03-02 07:09:10 UTC  

Both men could "suffer' equally to acquire the house and not be the same man in practice or thought.

2019-03-02 07:09:35 UTC  

This is the issue he took with Schopenhauer's "altruism" as an absolute measure.

2019-03-02 07:09:39 UTC  

i think you missed his original point entirely

2019-03-02 07:09:41 UTC  

I said not all suffering is worth it

2019-03-02 07:09:53 UTC  

You're changing your argument.

2019-03-02 07:10:14 UTC  

"if you want to achieve your goals, it will require suffering and that suffering will be good for you after you've achieved your goal"

2019-03-02 07:10:27 UTC  

a higher man obtains his goals through suffering

2019-03-02 07:10:33 UTC  

As can a last man.

2019-03-02 07:10:51 UTC  

So suffering is not the measure by which you should assess your goals.

2019-03-02 07:11:20 UTC  

yes but not all suffering is equal

2019-03-02 07:11:30 UTC  

@Five, Seven, and Two fogazzi philosopher

2019-03-02 07:11:33 UTC  

But equal suffering does not make for equal goals.

2019-03-02 07:11:57 UTC  

I dont deny that

2019-03-02 07:12:03 UTC  

@metal_mango You're drunk, I'll let this slide.

2019-03-02 07:12:25 UTC  

i sobered up, but bye

2019-03-02 07:12:40 UTC  

I thought you were going to sleep @metal_mango lol

2019-03-02 07:12:51 UTC  

i thought so too

2019-03-02 07:12:52 UTC  

lol