One Hears - One Does

[heraclitus Speaks As If] In Entrancement ... But [also] Truthfully.

Judgments, Value Judgments Concerning Life, For Or Against, Can In The Last Resort Never Be True: They Possess Value Only As Symptoms, They Come Into Consideration Only As Symptoms - In Themselves Such Judgments Are Stupidities.

In Solitude The Lonely Man Is Eaten Up By Himself, Among Crowds By The Many.

My Time Has Not Yet Come Either; Some Are Born Posthumously.

The Higher Man Is Distinguished From The Lower By His Fearlessness And His Readiness To Challenge Misfortune.