In the face of an ever-evolving century, our sense of creativity and values stands at a crossroads. The essay I'll share soon will explore the potential devaluation and deterioration of these fundamental concepts, examining how they may lead to nihilism. Drawing on Nietzsche's insights, particularly his notion of the world’s inherent chaos and the threat of nihilism as outlined in "The Gay Science," the essay investigates why authenticity is increasingly endangered. It begins with a discussion of Nietzsche's concept of nihilism, followed by a brief analysis of "On Truth and Lies in a Non-Moral Sense." The essay then delves into the modern era…
In the face of an ever-evolving century, our sense of creativity and values stands at a crossroads. The essay I'll share soon will explore the potential devaluation and deterioration of these fundamental concepts, examining how they may lead to nihilism. Drawing on Nietzsche's insights, particularly his notion of the world’s inherent chaos and the threat of nihilism as outlined in "The Gay Science," the essay investigates why authenticity is increasingly endangered. It begins with a discussion of Nietzsche's concept of nihilism, followed by a brief analysis of "On Truth and Lies in a Non-Moral Sense." The essay then delves into the modern era's production processes and their impact on human consciousness. Ultimately, it argues that the widespread pursuit of rationalization in product creation may contribute to an environment where authenticity is compromised, potentially fostering nihilistic attitudes.
