According to nietzsche-concepts good and bad originate

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According to Nietzsche, where did the concepts “good” and “bad” originate? How did “good” and “bad” get transformed into “good” and “evil?” In your response be sure to explain how “bad” and “evil” are distinct and different concepts.

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