These are useful places to start if you think that Nietzsche
was a proto-Nazi, or, conversely, that he wrote nothing troubling or offensive and was completely misunderstood and unjustly appropriated by the Nazis with the aid of his evil Nazi sister; likewise, if you think that he certainly died of syphilis, or that he was a visionary whose ideas arose free from any intellectual
context or influence, or, indeed, a philosopher working with presuppositions and preoccupations more or less identical to our own. But there is something inhospitable about greeting the reader with a blizzard of references. Rather than attempting the impossible task of clearing away any prejudicial associations,
I move to what I take to be the most feasible alternative: to be as clear as possible about the aims, method and scope of this account of Nietzsche’s ethics.
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time IndianSherman Alexie · Little, Brown Books for Young Readers · 201718 okunma
"Creation begins with vision... Everything that we see in our daily life is more or less distorted by acquired habits... The effort needed to see things without distortion demands a kind of courage... [that] is essential to the artist, who has to look at everything as though he were seeing it for the first time. The work of art is thus the culmination of a long process of development. The artist takes from his surroundings everything that can nourish his internal vision.... He enriches himself internally with all the forms he has mastered and that he will one day set within a new rhythm." -- Henri Matisse (1869-1954)
Less is more..
'İnsanlar tükettikçe mutlu olabiliyor, en pahalı ürünü aldığında bir 'iç çatışma'dan daha galip(!) çıkıyor, bunu dışarı segilediğinde üstünlük egolarını besliyor..'
İnsandaki bu zaaf ve psikolojiyi çözen kapitalist sistem aynı markaya kategorik fiyat belirleyerek yalnızca zenginlerin değil fakirlerin dahi bu çılgın yarışa katılmasını sağlar. Ve herkese kendi iç çatışmasından galip(!) geleceği 'fırsat alanları' sunar..
Oysa bu hasta olduğumuz andır, mutlu olduğumuz değil..
#LessİsMore
Given the fixed factor prices, when all inputs are raised at the same time by the same percentage, if output increases more than the percentage increase in inputs, we call this increasing returns to scale. If output increases by the same percentage as increase in all inputs, this is named constant returns to scale. If output increases less than the percentage increase in inputs, then there are decreasing returns to scale.
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