Philosophy

 

Nietzsche: 

6

Unmasking 

of Christianity

Exertion

'What does not kill me

makes me stronger.'

Heidegger: 

66

Way Out of 

Christianity

Exertion ≠ Being

'What kills me

has made me

strong.'

Romer: 

666

Overcoming 

of Christianity

Exertion ≠ Being = Valour

'What kills me

makes me laugh.'

How It Works:

Grandfather Nietzsche teaches

and teases Father Heidegger.

Father Heidegger informs

and tests Romer Son.

Romer Son

heals and taunts

Father Heidegger.

Ultimately,

all is will to exert

(Nietzsche), save the

fact of will to exert

(Heidegger), and

that fact requires

valour (Romer).

Why does Being 

require Valour?

Because

the mystery

of Being is that

it is a mistake

that demands

constant

overcoming

and adjustment

and as such

requires valour

as its meaning.

What is the meaning

of Nietzsche, Heidegger,

and Romer?

The revolt of masters

against slave rule.

Nietzsche: Roman Prophet

Hitler: Roman Avenger

Romer: Roman Messiah