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- A movie named "Monsters" must contain monsters. But in its breathtaking final scene, we realize they should not be called Monsters but perhaps simply Beings. They're aliens from Europa, a moon of Jupiter, which has a thin oxygen atmosphere and possibly an ocean under its surface.
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Monsters should be heard and not seen. A movie named "Monsters" must contain monsters. But in its breathtaking final scene, we realize they should not be called Monsters but perhaps simply Beings. They're aliens from Europa, a moon of Jupiter, which has a thin oxygen atmosphere and possibly an ocean under its surface.
What did Nietzsche mean by monsters and the abyss? Asked 9 years, 4 months ago. Modified 7 months ago. Viewed 145k times. 22. What do you think Nietzsche meant by "Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster. And when you look long into an abyss, the abyss also looks into you."
- This is one of the aspects of Nietzsche that is easily overlooked by people who want to see him as simply nihilistic and destructive. For Nietzsche...
- "Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster." If you engage in any kind of activity, you begin to e...
- The monster doesn't fight fair. Ethics and morals mean nothing to the monster as their action is unrestrained. In doing battle how can a person win...
- I believe that the first part of the quote means that one should make sure it doesn't become what it fights. I immediately thought of Robespierre i...
- Considering both sentences of the quote I think it would mean that if in the process of bringing about change you become have become obsessed with...
- Perhaps N is cautioning against trying to change the herd or anything that is beneath you, such as one whose 'self' lacks art, as per another respo...
- I think Nietzsche meant this as both a political and spiritual statement about fear, darkness and light. On an individual level, when we feel push...
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- I think N was trying to say that with the right motives, it is impossible to become the monster that you are fighting, not that he is cautioning ab...
May 25, 2021 · Monsters can teach us that difference doesn’t equate to bad and, in fact, looking at the world through the lens of a monster can provide a much more sympathetic outlook. Indeed, an outsider ...
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How is it possible that imaginary beasts and real organisms can both be called monsters? Quite simply, it is because the term monster is a very abstract one. The common theme here is one of fear: mythical monsters are scary because of their size and brutish actions, whereas natural monsters are more fearsome for the way they manipulate their ...
Apr 28, 2024 · A: While monsters exist in the realm of mythology, folklore, and fictional stories, there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of real monsters. Q: Why are humans fascinated by monsters?
Mar 17, 2022 · Though the monsters of literature are sometimes beholden, even prisoner, to their own idiosyncratic rules, they are—or at any rate, they seem to be—utterly free of the manners and mores that keep the rest of us locked within limits. Spend enough time in their company, and you see that this freedom is illusory.
Aug 2, 2019 · And yet, many of the monsters were not one hundred percent fantasy, but rather these cryptids —supposed animals, clearly non-existent— were born when human reasoning combined a rudimentary knowledge of nature with a strong dose of imagination. We review below some classic cases and the science surrounding them.
