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Irish Independent-Oct. 1, 2014
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ITV News-Mar. 4, 2014
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A genuine refutation of positivism and eschatology would
ReplyDeletethus, it is not a return to the experience (narrative it
approves and confirms them) -- not if it's a rebuttal at all
could be carried out only on the basis of the question,
undoubtedly, it might even seem pointless, so he
contrary to all that historically led to the
the possibility of our thought, -- the question of whether there is really
person. The attempt to think, at least for a moment, about
what would become of the world, thought and truth, if man
did not exist, it may seem a game of paradoxes. Because we are so
a man blinded in his recent evidence that it is not persistent
even memories of those times -- not so remote, --
when there was peace, world order, human beings, but not
there was a man. This explains the shock that
produced-and still produces-the thought of Nietzsche, a sign of
(in the form of terrible prophecies) about the impending event -- what
people will soon give way to the Superman; thus philosophy
return wanted to say the person had long since disappeared and continues
disappear, and our modern comprehension of man. we care about
him, our humanism -- serenely sleeping under the roar of his
non-existence. Isn't it time we who believe in our connection with the ultimate
a human being, which only belongs to us and reveals to us
in the knowledge of the truth of the world, isn't it time for us to remember that we
living under the sword of Damocles?