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But, friends, [[Morgenröte|we are aeronauts of the spirit]]! | But, friends, [[Morgenröte|we are aeronauts of the spirit]]! | ||
{{quote|“Why just in this direction, thither where all the suns of humanity have hitherto ''gone down''? Will it perhaps be said of us one day that we too, ''steering westward, hoped to reach an India'' – but that it was our fate to be wrecked against infinity?”}} | {{quote|“Why just in this direction, thither where all the suns of humanity have hitherto ''gone down''? Will it perhaps be said of us one day that we too, ''steering westward, hoped to reach an India'' – but that it was our fate to be wrecked against infinity?”<ref>[[Friedrich Nietzsche]], {{br|Morgenröte}}, 575.</ref>}} | ||
Let us not be daunted by ''[[hinterstoisser Traverse|der Morderwand]]''! | |||
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You may find yourself staring at this forbidding north wall of text — on of the most fearsome north walls in all derivatives mountaineering — and for a while begin to wonder whether your eyes are burning, or your brains leaking out of your ears. And just wait till you see what a structured finance lawyer will do with it. there are crevices, cracks, ice-covered chimneys, great glazed traverses which have claimed many a valiant eaglet.
But, friends, we are aeronauts of the spirit!
“Why just in this direction, thither where all the suns of humanity have hitherto gone down? Will it perhaps be said of us one day that we too, steering westward, hoped to reach an India – but that it was our fate to be wrecked against infinity?”[1]
Let us not be daunted by der Morderwand!
- ↑ Friedrich Nietzsche, Morgenröte, 575.