Supposing that truth is a woman _ what then ? Friedrich Nietzsche
Recently, I'm reading Beyond Good & Evil by the greatest German philosopher, Friedrich Nietzsche. The first opening sentence was:
Supposing that truth is a woman \_what then ?❤️
It seems to be a simple sentence, but it has a great meaning. Actually, here, Nietzsche was criticising dogmatic philosophers who claimed that they possessed absolute truth, meaning they were objective. They claimed that they weren't either biased or prejudiced. But Nietzsche, the great, rejected all their false claims ,he even criticised Plato, who was famous for his so-called absolute truth. Nietzsche argues that it is impossible for any philosopher to be objective because they are also driven by various factors, especially their instincts....
Today, I also heard something similar to it that good critics are neutral and objective. That's why criticism is a disinterested endeavour. But it is totally false because no homo sapiens can be either neutral or objective in any aspect.