Nietzsche and the Morality Debate

This chapter examines the complexities of moral facts through the lens of Nietzsche's philosophy, contrasting it with utilitarian perspectives. It highlights Nietzsche's skepticism toward the simplistic good/bad dichotomy of pleasure and pain while exploring how emotions and cultural context shape our moral values. The discussion emphasizes that morality is rooted in feelings rather than objective truths, challenging traditional views on moral judgment.