Humaneness (n.) has been attained in a tremendous quantum — and the proof is that we no longer feel it, having become so sensitive to small distresses.
Humaneness (n.) has been achieved in a tremendous quantum — and the proof is that we no longer feel it, having grown so sensitive to small distresses.
Humaneness (n.) at its height is sparing someone shame.
Humaneness (n.) of a future kind would be the happiness of a god who could hold all humanity's losses and victories in one soul, feeling richest, like the evening sun, only when the poorest fisherman rows with golden oars.
Humaneness (n.) along with sympathy, justice and the feeling for humanity, however much it weakens dangerous and powerful drives, is in the long term nothing other than the irreversible mediocratisation of the whole human type.