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Answer: Few people disagreed with him because almost no one knew he existed du.​.​.​ Stories from your activity What are the biggest criticisms against Nietzsche? Kent Palmer, Philosopher in the Continental Genre Written Dec 17, 2011 Few people disagreed with him because almost no one knew he existed during his own time. His impact came later as it became clear that his message was in fact prescient. In... Read More » What is a stoic personality? Brian Groat, Web Developer. Prolific Reader. Writes about it at BrianGroat-com Written Mar 7, 2017 Thanks for the A2A! A Stoic Personality is a personality that events do not matter, and that only our reactions to events matter. Most people when late for work because of a ...  Read More » What are the traits of stoic people? Matthew Downhour, Online Tutor Written Feb 1, 2018 The key trait - that makes a person a philosophical stoic - is an indifference to those things which they do not control. This comes up in several ways : -Ideally, a Stoic i...  Read More » How can I become more stoic? Caleb Beers Written Apr 3, 2017 Read, think, apply. Epictetus' discourses are perfect. Start with him. He outlines the basic ideas. Then go to Marcus Aurelius' Meditations. If Epictetus lays the foundation...  Read More » How is Nietzsche's übermensch different from the Stoic sage? Matt Naccarato Garufi, BS in Philosophy Written Oct 23, 2014 One major difference, although there aren't many, is the shift from the will of god/God/Nature to the will of the individual. A stoic sage is one with Nature, in tune with ... Read More » What does it really mean to be a Stoic? S. Campbell, Studying and living Stoic philosophy for 6+ years. Updated Oct 19, 2018 Someone once told me: "if you want to know the essence of something, explore its opposite." To know what it means to be a Stoic, it would be wise to explore the opposite of it. ...  Read More » Why did Nietzsche appreciate Voltaire? Hiroki Hirayama, MA (Hons) Psychology and Philosophy Written May 7, 2015 I'm just answering this based on roughly what I know ( I'm still a first-year student in Philosophy ) but here goes nothing : If I am not mistaken, Nietzsche dedicated hi... Read More » How do I understand Nietzsche? Alvaro Sanchez Written Jun 5, 2018 Nietzsche… where to even begin? This man was infinitely contradictory: obscure and at the same time so lucidly clear, capable of making one hate him and love him in the same...  Read More » Was Spinoza a Stoic? John Heyderman, Student of philosophy and religion Written Nov 12, 2014 He was clearly influenced by the the Stoics, but was also critical of them. He wrote in his Ethics: "The Stoics thought that [the passions] depend entirely on our will, ... Read More » Was Nietzsche a psychopath? Moss Bioletti, B.A Philosophy & Friedrich Nietzsche, University of Auckland (2016) Written Mar 9, 2018 I argue yes. Perhaps it was Nietzsche's views in philosophy that he embodied in many ways that damaged his ability to connect with others. He seems like he lacked strong and ...  Read More »   Search More on Quora This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.https://www.quora.com/