
47: The Meaning of Life
The Nietzsche Podcast
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Justice Is Not Anician Virtue
Justice is not anician virtue, because what justice has come to mean has become so foreign from that original concept of justice. What it now signifies is almost entirely synonymous with the revenge seeking of aggrieved people. If we were to include that, it would resemble something more like the willingness to back up your words with your deeds and the power to rebalance the scales when they are unbalanced. And thus we a healthy justice portrayed as the product of an aristocracy, and an unhealthy justice portrayed asThe product of the weak. One therefore should distrust the weak, and should also avoid allowing oneself to become weak at all costs. It's in one of zarathustra's parables
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