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A High Civilization Is A Pyramid: It Can Stand Only On A Broad Base; Its Primary Prerequisite Is A Strong And Soundly Consolidated Mediocrity.

The Greatest Progress That The Human Race Has Made Lies In Learning How To Make Correct Inferences.

Concerning Great Things One Should Either Be Silent Or Speak Loftily.

Thus The Will To Power Strives Towards Oppositions, Towards Displeasure. There Is A Will To Suffering At The Foundation Of All Organic Life (contrary To "happiness" As "goal").

Pain Makes Hens And Poets Cackle.