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Nietzsche’s use of poetic style makes the ideas feel both personal and universal. I'm curious whether this was a deliberate choice to evoke emotional resonance or a reflection of his literary influences.

The idea pushes for self-overcoming but also raises questions about morality and superiority. How did this concept influence your understanding of human potential?

The notion that all events repeat infinitely is both mind-bending and motivating. Does it feel like a metaphor or a literal idea for others?