The Last man (n.) is the perverse and deplorable goal to which humanity is striving, defined by mediocrity, complacency, security, uniformity, a lack of passion, and the prevailing sense that one's own personal aims for security and pleasantness are aims common to all.
The Last man (n.) is the pitiful mediocre end result of nihilism where happiness will be the absence of worry.
The Last man (n.) is the most contemptible person: the one who can no longer feel contempt for himself.
The Last man (n.) makes everything small and lives longest, ineradicable as the flea beetle — and blinks: "We invented happiness."
Last man (n.) has seen everything and is weakened by the excess of his own awareness.
Last man (n.) mistakes endless work for sovereignty.
The Last man (n.) exploits himself as his own vassal.