The Importance of the Intellect in Morality

Kant and Schopenhauer end up being rather similar in that regard. But I mean, most philosophers end up coming to some sort of understanding of morality that's not too dissimilar to that or going all the way back to Plato. And so one could then reinterpret all of Kant's philosophy in light of that. The will to truth then is something instrumental. It's something that's being used by a more fundamental drive. So at this point in the argument that Nietzsche has presented, we should completely reevaluate what was happening there."