Quote by Friedrich Nietzsche

I deny morality as I deny alchemy.

I deny morality as I deny alchemy.

Summary

This quote expresses the rejection of morality on par with the rejection of alchemy. It suggests that just as alchemy is viewed as a flawed and futile pursuit, the speaker perceives morality in a similar light. Denying alchemy implies a disbelief in its validity and effectiveness in the pursuit of knowledge or truth. By equating morality with alchemy, the quote suggests that the speaker rejects the notion that there are objective moral truths or that moral principles hold any significance or practical value in their worldview.

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Morality Alchemy Immoralism

By Friedrich Nietzsche

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