Nietzsche and the Roots of Morality

Nietzsche believed that there's no such thing as an objective morality. In this video, I explore his provocative ideas about how terms like good, evil, guilt, and justice were shaped by power struggles which later became corrupted by the church.

What is the real origin of morality, and how did it evolve over time? Nietzsche offers a daring perspective that might change how you see the world.

Host:
Pelle W.

References:
Friedrich Nietzsche - Twilight of the Idols
Friedrich Nietzsche - The Genealogy of Morals

Music:
W Trio - Treading through the swamp
W Trio - Lonnie's Lament (John Coltrane)

[Wahid_]

As always, the video was fantastic!❤❤❤ I really appreciate the amazing explanation you provided. Thank you so much!🙏🙏🙏
Btw, I often find it difficult to choose between Schopenhauer's concept of the will to live and Nietzsche's concept of the will to power. I happened to come across a book by Albert Camus. "A Happy Death." "What matters—all that matters, really—is the will to happiness, a kind of enormous, ever-present consciousness." resolving this dichotomy.

[cracklingsoda]

Finally, the video you promised!😂 Great video and hail Nietzsche!

[Orhan-Cem]

Thanks as always, Pelle.
guess what? I just watched the movie "When Nietzsche Wept" by Pinchas Perry. It's a 2007 film, and I highly recommend giving it a watch!

[kristoffersweden]

Awsome video!
You make difficult subjects digestible and highly satisfying to watch!

[OscarAgueroDeLaCruz]

Loved how you explaIned the concepts throughout the video man, this was great.