Gay science by nietzsche, Here Nietzsche introduces his

Gay science by nietzsche

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APHORISM 341- GAY SCIENCE (THE GREATEST WEIGHT) BY NIETZSCHE. Here Nietzsche introduces his idea of the eternal recurrence of all things- which implies that you will live this life that you are now living an infinite number of times. suppose this is true. How would it affect the way you live and the way you view your life?

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