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The Ubermensch: Transcending Limitations
Nietzsche's concept of the "Übermensch" embodies the possibility of transcending both the weaknesses of the strong and the moral limitations imposed by society. He envisioned the Übermensch as an individual capable of self-overcoming, refusing to succumb to external pressures and societal norms. This figure does not derive power from the oppression of others but instead shapes their destiny by embracing their instincts and desires for creation.
The will to power, as Nietzsche articulated, does not pertain to dominance over others but emphasizes internal mastery and personal growth. It encourages individuals to redefine their essence on their terms, escaping the moral constraints often placed by society.