Zarathustra's Inversion of Plato's Metaphore

i still like wide open on interpretations of nitha. And you've, you've pushed me in certain directions. But mank mankin, who wrote the first english book on nita, and he's by no means a formidable scholar ofnitha,. He was just influenced by him, and had te language skills that he cold d could write a book on im. The more miserable you think your life is, right, the more haunting this idea becomes. If you can affirm it, if you can say, yes, i affirm becoming i don't need being right. It's terrible. But yet it is liberation too, for nitas. You have an inversion of