Why did Nietzsche Go Mad?

[Julian gabriel]

My theory is that his heart wasn't strong enough to keep up with with his mind.

But idk that much about him so, could be wrong.

Anyone else have a theory? 

 

[Phil King]

Honestly it was lack of pussy. 

[Max_V]

@Phil King @Hello from Russia jesus, wtf are these responses lol 

[JosephKnecht]

14 hours ago, Julian gabriel said:

Anyone else have a theory? 

Very high levels of consciousness are not grounded in logic. 

Those who see everything through the lens of logic, call the illogical, madness. 

[Razard86]

16 minutes ago, Max_V said:

@Phil King @Hello from Russia jesus, wtf are these responses lol 

I loved these response!!! I needed a good laugh. Keep them coming!!!

[Danioover9000]

@Julian gabriel

15 hours ago, Julian gabriel said:

My theory is that his heart wasn't strong enough to keep up with with his mind.

But idk that much about him so, could be wrong.

Anyone else have a theory? 

 

   I think it's the opposite: his heart was too strong for his mind to keep up. Especially seeing a guy beat a horse in front of him was too much.

[Hello from Russia]

40 minutes ago, Max_V said:

@Phil King @Hello from Russia jesus, wtf are these responses lol 

Dude, pickup didn't exist in 19th century, what choice would he have? 

[DocWatts]

The best modern guess is that Nietzsche was likely suffering from dementia by the time he was institutionalized.

In addition, his upbringing under the thumb of two overbearing sisters likely created a shadow around his relationship with women, which could explain why he was never able to form a healthy relationship with women throughout his life.

Regardless of the merits of his philosophy, he was also basically the 19th century equivalent an an incel. 

My own take is that he was a highly flawed genius, someone to learn from but not idolize or try to emulate.

Edited March 31, 2022 by DocWatts