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This trope is so-called because of the more [[Large Ham|hammier]] versions of this trope resembling the German [[Existentialism|Existentialist]] philosopher [[Friedrich Nietzsche]]. Note the "wannabe", since while Nietzsche was famous for his fatalism, he discouraged [[Wangst|wangsting]] about it endlessly and [[The Anti |
This trope is so-called because of the more [[Large Ham|hammier]] versions of this trope resembling the German [[Existentialism|Existentialist]] philosopher [[Friedrich Nietzsche]]. Note the "wannabe", since while Nietzsche was famous for his fatalism, he discouraged [[Wangst|wangsting]] about it endlessly and [[The Anti-Nihilist|encouraged you to instead make the most out of it]]. |
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Revision as of 03:46, 27 January 2014
This trope is so-called because of the more hammier versions of this trope resembling the German Existentialist philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. Note the "wannabe", since while Nietzsche was famous for his fatalism, he discouraged wangsting about it endlessly and encouraged you to instead make the most out of it.