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"content": "nostr:npub1jmae6q0wrv8l5rt8nu5qa489sjxee7h8pj4f8qyf4mhz7w3gg23sm50as2 oh, i was just channeling Nietzsche, not making an independent observation of my own. I take the (Nietzschean) sense in which God is dead to mean rationalism disenchanted the world, we can't take that stuff seriously. is the idea of evil then also washed away by a kind of technocracy? if despite disenchantment we can still recognize evil, how should we understand the nature of the good (that cannot be Godly)?",
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