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[from 'Dawn (Daybreak)' by Friedrich Nietzsche, in 23. Ethics / B. Contract Ethics / 2. Golden Rule ]

Full Idea

Supposing we felt toward someone else as that person feels about himself, then we would have to hate him if he (like Pascal) found himself hateful.

Gist of Idea

If you feel to others as they feel to themselves, you must hate a self-hater

Source

Friedrich Nietzsche (Dawn (Daybreak) [1881], 063)

Book Reference

Nietzsche,Friedrich: 'Dawn (Daybreak) (v 5)', ed/tr. Smith, Brittain [Stanford 2011], p.46


A Reaction

And how does the Golden Rule work if the other people feel suicidal (as groups sometimes do)?