The Nietzsche View of the Origins of Humanity

Even in the most enthusiastic age, people have always liked to joke inviously about their superiors. That is perfectly in order and is entirely justifiable so long as after having laughed at the great they once more look upon themselves with admiration. In that way, resultimant finds an outlet even in an enthusiastic age. The more reflection gets the upper hand and thus makes people indolent, the more dangerous resultimant becomes. We become caught in relations of guilt and hatred which ultimately inspire violence and destruction both inwardly and outwardly.