I found this statement today when researching for an essay I should probably doing rather than posting this, but, anyway, it really struck a cord.
...And since the trust, as Nietzsche teaches, mainly operates on a moral register, the demand to say what's what is inevitably a demand for judgement, for affirming a correct morality - even in the absence of a language explicitly couched in the rhetoric of judgement...
...And since the trust, as Nietzsche teaches, mainly operates on a moral register, the demand to say what's what is inevitably a demand for judgement, for affirming a correct morality - even in the absence of a language explicitly couched in the rhetoric of judgement...
