Overview
*Please number each prompt response*
- Pretend you are Nietzsche living in the 21st century. Using this tweet generator (https://www.tweetgen.com/create/tweet.html), create a series of tweets that encompasses "God is dead" from either the perspective of the madman from "The Madman" or the free spirits from "The Meaning of Our Cheerfulness." Start your tweet series with a quote from one of Nietzsche's aphorisms and then follow up with tweets in your own words.
- Now suppose you meet someone who read your tweets and they want to know more about what the death of God according to Nietzsche means for both (a) meaning and (b) morality in a 'non-tweet format.' What would you say? You may refer to any additional aphorisms from the Nietzsche excerpts in your response.
- Now explain the concept of the Absurd, according to Camus or Nagel?
- How does the Absurd take a cue from the death of God?