Friedrich Nietzsche

Friedrich Nietzsche was a 19th-century philosopher known for challenging traditional values and beliefs. He argued that established moral systems, particularly from religion, limit human potential and creativity. Nietzsche proposed the idea of the "Will to Power," suggesting that life is driven by a fundamental desire to assert and enhance oneself. He emphasized individualism and the importance of creating one's own values in a world without inherent meaning. His work also explored concepts of aesthetics, championing the role of art in shaping life, and he famously declared the "death of God," signifying a shift away from religious authority in moral discussions.