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| − | ====1.3.6. Recursion in Perpetuity====
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| − | | Will to truth is a making firm, a making true and durable,
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| − | | an abolition of the false character of things,
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| − | | a reinterpretation of it into beings.
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| − | | "Truth" is therefore not something there, that might be found or discovered --
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| − | | but something that must be created and that gives a name to a process,
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| − | | or rather to a will to overcome that has in itself no end --
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| − | | introducing truth, as a processus in infinitum, an active determining --
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| − | | not a becoming-conscious of something that is in itself firm and determined.
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| − | | It is a word for the "will to power".
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| − | | (Nietzsche, 'The Will to Power', S 552, 298).
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| − | | Life is founded upon the premise of a belief in enduring
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| − | | and regularly recurring things;  the more powerful life is,
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| − | | the wider must be the knowable world to which we, as it were,
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| − | | attribute being.  Logicizing, rationalizing, systematizing as
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| − | | expedients of life.
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| − | | (Nietzsche, 'The Will to Power', S 552, 298-299).
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| − | | Man projects his drive to truth, his "goal" in a certain sense,
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| − | | outside himself as a world that has being, as a metaphysical world,
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| − | | as a "thing-in-itself", as a world already in existence.  His needs
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| − | | as creator invent the world upon which he works, anticipate it;
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| − | | this anticipation (this "belief" in truth) is his support.
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| − | | (Nietzsche, 'The Will to Power', S 552, 299).
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