Haha yeah I remember a couple talks of his where he makes fun of "stupid wisdoms" for being unfalsifiable, like glorified fortune cookies.
See my first post. I'd disagree though because making a cynical joke about love doesn't preclude falling in love even as you feel the truth of that Nietzsche line. He's missed the point, being too literal, stick to science Slavoj
There was a section in Twilight of the Idols that was a proper list of aphorisms, if I recall correctly.
That's what @linebaugh was saying about Baudrillard, although he didn't see it as a negative.
This is a man who finds flowers disgusting
Oh yeah, that scene where he's watering his garden in that Pervert's Guide?
Furthermore I never want to go for a Chinese with this man
Not sure what is meant by "a Chinese" but whatever it is, with Zizek I bet it'll be memorable.
i've never actually sat down and read Nietszche properly for the very reason that I read that his best insights were put in epigrams and I thought oh well that's good then, I don't have to read all the boring stuff I'll just watch out for his one liners lol
I meant a meal in a Chinese restaurant but I was aiming for a pithy phrase in common language
Twilight is essentially a bunch of disparate sections that could likely be appreciated independently. I've read that, Antichrist, and the first half of Zarathustra, which I plan on finishing.
That's how you philosophise. With a hammer.