The Ethics of Ambiguity

Nihilism is a particularly dangerous place to be, if you're somoned it before. The man who delights in freedom can find an ally in the nihilist because they can test the serious world together. But he also sees in him an in so far as the nihilist is a systematic rejection of the world and man. And if this rejection ends up in a positive desire destruction, it then establishes a tyranny which freedom must stand up against.