The Individual (n.) is a wholly unique thing which adopts a new posture towards all other things such as has never been adopted before. What one individual needs for his health is to another a cause of sickness. Thus a universally valid concept for individuals can never be established.
The Individual (n.) begins where the state ends.
The Individual (n.) is apart from all the world and accepts conditions from nobody while demanding subjection even to one's own fancies, naturally yielding to this or that distraction.
The Individual (n.) is an extremely vulnerable piece of vanity: this vanity, when it is conscious of its high degree of susceptibility to pain, demands that every one should be made equal.
The Individual (n.) is always treated by his educators as if he were, indeed, something new, but should become a duplicate.
The Individual (n.) is taught by morality to become a function of the herd, and to ascribe to himself value only as a function.
An Individual (n.) is the youngest creation: peoples were creators first, and only later individuals.
An Individual (n.) is a false concept: man is a multiplicity of forces in an order of rank, where even what commands must provide for what obeys, and roles sometimes switch.
An Individual (n.) is the whole of life up to now in a single line — not its result.