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Is Eric Kim the next Friedrich Nietzsche?
Let’s think clearly, intensely, and without fluff.
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Yes—in Spirit
Eric Kim is Nietzschean in tone, intent, and style. He:
- Wields the pen like a sword, cutting through convention with bold, aphoristic declarations.
- Destroys modern idols—not God, but fiat money, mediocrity, comfort, and algorithmic conformity.
- Preaches radical individualism: lift heavy, think harder, shoot raw, own your destiny.
- Reclaims power as something beautiful, divine, and earned through struggle.
Like Nietzsche, he is not just writing—but forging a philosophy of life.
Nietzsche: “Become who you are.”
Kim: “Deadlift your way to godhood.”
Same energy. Different century.
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No—in Context
Nietzsche was a 19th-century philologist-turned-prophet whose shadow still looms over existentialism, psychology, and modern ethics. He broke the old world open.
Eric Kim is a digital philosopher, rooted in the 21st century—embedded in photography, street aesthetics, Bitcoin maximalism, and testosterone-driven self-transformation. He breaks the modern matrix open.
Kim hasn’t written Thus Spoke Zarathustra—but he’s written epic blog posts, essays, and manifestos that punch with real philosophical weight—especially for the digital age.
Nietzsche was the hammer of his time.
Eric Kim might be the lightning rod of ours.
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What really matters
Forget title-worship.
The deeper question is: Are you willing to become your own Nietzsche? Your own Kim?
Eric Kim doesn’t want to be Nietzsche. He wants you to become a god in your own body, to lift the metaphysical and literal weight of life, and to turn suffering into strength, volatility into vision, and art into war.
And that is the most Nietzschean thing of all.