Is a pretense to virtue a possible antecedent to true virtue?
Nitzche believed that if one wore a mask long enough, one became the mask he wore. In other words pretense to virtue would be an antecedent to true virtue. However i'm not sure he believed in true anything, let alone true virtue, which seems sketchy to say the least.
For all of you out there worried about the reduction in biodiversity, this article should set your hearts at ease.
On a lighter note I wonder how many of you would complain about the reduction of biodiversity if your backyard was infested with parasite toting tsetse death hordes.
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Nitzche believed that if one wore a mask long enough, one became the mask he wore. In other words pretense to virtue would be an antecedent to true virtue. However i'm not sure he believed in true anything, let alone true virtue, which seems sketchy to say the least.
For all of you out there worried about the reduction in biodiversity, this article should set your hearts at ease.
On a lighter note I wonder how many of you would complain about the reduction of biodiversity if your backyard was infested with parasite toting tsetse death hordes.