“How does the strong spirit come into being? This is in the individual case the question of how genius is produced. Whence comes the energy, the inflexible strength, the endurance with which the individual thinks, in opposition to tradition, to attain to a wholly individual perception of the world?”
– Friedrich Nietzsche, Human, All Too Human, 230
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