22 Nov 2007, 3:01 am
wsmac wrote:
wsmac wrote:
Kalister1 wrote:
And my nausea gnaws at me.
Nausea - In Zarathustra, the feeling of nausea, or disgust, is usually associated with contemplating the common people. In particular, Zarathustra has a hard time in part three facing the full consequences of the eternal recurrence, because he is overcome with nausea at the thought that the mediocrity of humanity must recur eternally without change.
Nausea - In Zarathustra, the feeling of nausea, or disgust, is usually associated with contemplating the common people. In particular, Zarathustra has a hard time in part three facing the full consequences of the eternal recurrence, because he is overcome with nausea at the thought that the mediocrity of humanity must recur eternally without change.
Man-oh-Man! You just need a little ADHD!
Kalister1 wrote:
What?
Attention Deficit Disorder/ Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Keeps me from getting bored!
22 Nov 2007, 8:26 am
22 Nov 2007, 9:33 am
