Our Greatest Experiences Are Our Quietest Moments.

One Should Not Wrongly Reify 'cause' And 'effect,' As The Natural Scientists Do (and Whoever, Like Them, Now 'naturalizes' In His Thinking), According To The Prevailing Mechanical Doltishness Which Makes The Cause Press And Push Until It 'effects' Its End; One Should Use 'cause' And 'effect' Only As Pure Concepts, That Is To Say, As Conventional Fictions For The Purpose Of Designation And Communication-not For Explanation.

What Is Good? All That Heightens The Feeling Of Power, The Will To Power, Power Itself In Man.

Bad Cooks - And The Utter Lack Of Reason In The Kitchen - Have Delayed Human Development Longest And Impaired It Most.

"faith" As An Imperative Is A Veto Against Science-in Praxi, It Means Lies At Any Price.

Without Passions You Have No Experience Whatever.