Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

He who climbs upon the highest mountains laughs at all tragedies, real or imaginary.

He who climbs upon the highest mountains laughs at all trage

Summary

This quote suggests that reaching the pinnacle of success or personal achievement allows one to perceive tragedies as insignificant or trivial. By attaining a lofty vantage point through perseverance and determination, individuals may gain a broader perspective that enables them to overcome any adversities, both tangible and imaginary. It implies that facing personal challenges head-on and attaining a position of strength can empower someone to find humor or trivialize the hardships that others may perceive as insurmountable.

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Tragedy Highest Triviality

By Friedrich Nietzsche

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