good

Cockney Rhyming Slang

is actually a danger by which the present prospers at the expense of the future.

Until now, we have always assumed that the 'good man' is better than the 'evil man.' But perhaps, Nietzsche suggests, what we call 'good' is actually a danger, by which the present prospers at the expense of the future. Perhaps what we call 'evil' will ultimately be of greater benefit to us.' (spark geneology)

is all that enhances the feeling of power, the will to power, and the power itself in man, white the bad is all that proceeds from weakness.

What is good' All that enhances the feeling of power, the Will to Power, and the power itself in man. What is bad' All that proceeds from weakness. What is happiness' The feeling that power is increasing-- that resistance has been overcome. Not contentment, but more power... not peace at any price, but war... not virtue, but competence. The first principle of our humanism: The weak and the failures shall perish. They ought even to be helped to perish. Friedrich Nietzsche

is always a product of art, whereas evil is done without effort, naturally.

Evil is done without effort, naturally, it's destiny... good is always a product of art. Charles Baudelaire

is bad to eat may be good to throw at someone.

bad to eat may be good to throw at someone.

is everything which exalts and expands consciousness, while evil is everything which depresses and diminishes consciousness.

Everything that exalts and expands consciousness is good, while that which depresses and diminishes it is evil. Miguel de Unamuno

is incapable of creation... the good are always the beginning of the end.

The good-they cannot create... they are always the beginning of the end. Friedrich Nietzsche

is not only as economic commodity, but a vehicle and instruments of power, influence, sympathy, and status, which is exchanged not to be gained or be rid of, but, like with chess, to set the game of 'relationship' with another into motion.

Goods are not only economic commodities, but vehicles and instruments for realities of another order, such as power, influence, sympathy, status and emotion... and the skilful game of exchange (in which there is often no more real transfer than in a game of chess, in which the players do not give each other the pieces they alternately move forward on the chessboard but merely seek to provoke a counter-move), consist in a complex totality of conscious or unconscious manoeuvres in order to gain security and to guard oneself against risk brought about by alliances and rivalries.' (Levi-Strauss 1969:54)

The good is only felt by its lack. Melekhet Machashevet

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