dear, kind prof. allah, perhaps a prof at basel had a better chance of
having all the anti-Semites shot, or cosima in betw the sheets...
and of course, if one thinks about the collapse, in the streets of
turino, arms around the beaten horse, one gains insight that nietz was
simply averring to the one he could not be rather than the one he was/is...
allen scult wrote on 6/11/04, 5:30 PM:
> I'm wondering what we should make of Nietzsche's last words (in the
> note to Burckart) before he left us: "Dear Professor, all things
> considered, I would rather be a professor at Basel, than God."
>
> Of course it's funny and gets funnier the more you think about it,
> but maybe there IS a way to take it (the Nietzschianan admonition to
> the contrary notwithstanding), that really captures its significance.
>
> Thanking you in advance, I am,
>
> Allen
>
>
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having all the anti-Semites shot, or cosima in betw the sheets...
and of course, if one thinks about the collapse, in the streets of
turino, arms around the beaten horse, one gains insight that nietz was
simply averring to the one he could not be rather than the one he was/is...
allen scult wrote on 6/11/04, 5:30 PM:
> I'm wondering what we should make of Nietzsche's last words (in the
> note to Burckart) before he left us: "Dear Professor, all things
> considered, I would rather be a professor at Basel, than God."
>
> Of course it's funny and gets funnier the more you think about it,
> but maybe there IS a way to take it (the Nietzschianan admonition to
> the contrary notwithstanding), that really captures its significance.
>
> Thanking you in advance, I am,
>
> Allen
>
>
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