Friedrich Nietzsche's Opinions
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Disagree
Hope is the worst of evils, for it prolongs the torment of man.
Agree
Natural death is destitute of rationality. It is really irrational death, for the pitiable substance of the shell determines how long the kernel shall exist. The pining, sottish prison-warder decides the hour at which his noble prisoner is to die. ... The enlightened regulation and control of death belongs to the morality of the future. At present religion makes it seem immoral, for religion presupposes that when the time for death comes, God gives the command.
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Agree
...an error called "responsibility" [rests] on an error called "freedom of the will." Those evil actions which outrage us most today are based on the error that that man who harms us has free will, that is, that he had the choice not to do this bad thing to us. This belief in his choice arouses hatred, thirst for revenge, spite, the whole deterioration of our imagination; whereas we get much less angry at an animal because we consider it irresponsible.
Disagree
At first we call particular acts good or evil without any consideration of their motives... ...then we assign the goodness or evil to the motives... [Then we] go even further and cease to give to the particular motive the predicate good or evil, but give it rather to the whole nature of a man... Ultimately we discover that his nature cannot be responsible either, in that it is itself an inevitable consequence, an outgrowth of the elements and influences of past and present things...
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Agree
Today as always, men fall into two groups: slaves and free men. Whoever does not have two-thirds of his day for himself, is a slave, whatever he may be: a statesman, a businessman, an official, or a scholar.
Agree
What does not destroy me, makes me stronger.
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Agree
I condemn Christianity; I bring against the Christian church the most terrible of all the accusations that an accuser has ever had in his mouth. It is, to me, the greatest of all imaginable corruptions; it seeks to work the ultimate corruption, the worst possible corruption. The Christian church has left nothing untouched by its depravity; it has turned every value into worthlessness, and every truth into a lie, and every integrity into baseness of soul.
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Mostly Disagree
The Christian concept of a god — the god as the patron of the sick, the god as a spinner of cobwebs, the god as a spirit — is one of the most corrupt concepts that has ever been set up in the world: it probably touches low-water mark in the ebbing evolution of the god-type.
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Comparisons with Other Experts and Influencers
The similarity between
Friedrich Nietzsche
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Agree
Bertrand Russell
Iconic Philosopher of 20th Century
93%
agreement /
4 opinions
Ricky Gervais
Comedian, Creator of The Office
87%
agreement /
2 opinions
Paul Z. Myers
Biology Professor
87%
agreement /
2 opinions
Martha J. Farah
Neuropsychology Professor
100%
agreement /
1 opinions
Caroline West
Philosophy Professor
100%
agreement /
1 opinions
Douglas Hofstadter
Professor of Cognitive Science
100%
agreement /
1 opinions
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Mostly Agree
Richard Dawkins
Evolutionary Biologist, Writer, Atheism Activist
62%
agreement /
2 opinions
Bill Maher
Political T.V. Host, Comedian
62%
agreement /
2 opinions
David Foster Wallace
Novelist, Essayist, English Professor
62%
agreement /
2 opinions
Karl Marx
Father of Communism
75%
agreement /
1 opinions
Austin Cline
Philosopher
75%
agreement /
1 opinions
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In-Between
Eliezer Yudkowsky
Artificial Intelligence Researcher
50%
agreement /
4 opinions
Albert Mohler
President, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
50%
agreement /
2 opinions
John Judis
Political Analyst
50%
agreement /
1 opinions
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Mostly Disagree
The Catholic Church
Largest Christian Church
25%
agreement /
4 opinions
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Iconic Philosopher of 20th Century
25%
agreement /
1 opinions
John Clayton
Christian Teacher
25%
agreement /
1 opinions
Tim Robinson
Economics Professor
25%
agreement /
1 opinions
Conservapedia
Christian Encyclopedia
25%
agreement /
1 opinions
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Disagree
Kevin Rudd
Australian Prime Minister, 2007-2010
12%
agreement /
2 opinions
Daniel Dennett
Philosophy Professor
0%
agreement /
2 opinions
Barack Obama
United States President
12%
agreement /
2 opinions
Osama Bin Laden
Leader of Al Qaeda
12%
agreement /
2 opinions
George W. Bush
United States President 2001-2009
0%
agreement /
1 opinions
Bruce Sheiman
Author, Atheist
0%
agreement /
1 opinions
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Friedrich Nietzsche's conforming opinions are opinions
that align with the group of experts and influencers Friedrich Nietzsche typically agrees with.
Friedrich Nietzsche's nonconforming opinions are opinions
that contradict the group of experts and influencers Friedrich Nietzsche typically agrees with.
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Coverage
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Group Answer
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Expert Answer
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Question
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High
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Disagree
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Mostly Disagree
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Does God exist?
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Projected Opinions
Friedrich Nietzsche's projected opinions are opinions
Friedrich Nietzsche is expected to have if their opinions align with the
experts and influencers that they typically agree with.
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