July 7, 2012
That the world's value lies in our interpretation (- that somewhere else other interpretations than merely human ones may be possible -); that previous interpretations have been perspectival appraisals by means of which we preserve ourselves in life, that is, in the will to power and to the growth of power; that every heightening of man brings with it an overcoming of narrower interpretations; that every increase in strength and expansion of power opens up new perspectives and demands a belief in new horizons - this runs through my writings. The world which matters to us is false, i.e., is nor a fact but a fictional elaborations and filling out of a meagre store of observations; it is 'in flux', as something becoming, as a constantly shifting falsity that never gets any nearer to truth, for - there is no 'truth'.
Nietzsche - Notes from the Late Notebooks
Posted by amin at July 7, 2012 12:12 PM