We'll look at Nietzsche's argument for the "Will to Power" in light of Left Brain Hemisphere domination, and also the effect of the more modern ideas of fragmented moments of happiness vs. the Ancient Greek concept of overall life happiness: Eudaimonia.Both as reflections on the latest book from John Strickland, “The Age of Nihilism”.

We'll look at Nietzsche's argument for the "Will to Power" in light of Left Brain Hemisphere domination, and also the effect of the more modern ideas of fragmented moments of happiness vs. the Ancient Greek concept of overall life happiness: Eudaimonia. Both as reflections on the latest book from John Strickland, “The Age of Nihilism”.

#13 - The "Will to Power", and Fragmented Happiness

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Blending the Old and the New - as part of a bigger Transformation of the Age. The last Renaissance started around 6-700 years ago, and we have the chance to start a new one right now. burningphoenix.substack.com

Blending the Old and the New - as part of a bigger Transformation of the Age. The last Renaissance started around 6-700 years ago, and we have the chance to start a new one right now.<a href="https://burningphoenix.substack.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">burningphoenix.substack.com</a>

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