Nietzsche’s view on weakness isn’t something we hear often. We usually look at weak people with sympathy, even pity. But through Nietzsche’s eyes, weakness wasn’t something to protect—it was something dangerous. A spiritual disease that, if left unchecked, could bring down entire cultures.

In this video, I explore Nietzsche’s most controversial ideas:

Why he believed protecting weakness poisons society

The difference between master and slave morality

How dishonesty, ressentiment, and pity become tools of manipulation

And the warning he left us about nihilism and the collapse of meaning in the modern world


It’s intense. It’s uncomfortable. But it’s also important. Especially the final chapter—that’s where everything comes together. And where, honestly, I felt the full weight of what we’re losing in today’s culture.

This isn’t just a breakdown of Nietzsche’s philosophy—it’s a challenge. One that asks:
Will you rise? Or will you settle into the comfort of the Last Man?


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Timestamps:
00:00 Why do we protect weakness?
01:27 In which category do you fall in?
04:23 Weak people are the most dishonest persons
07:22 Ressentiment (The Moral Inversion of the Slave)
10:50 Dark side of pity
13:06 A warning to all of you (MUST LISTEN)


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