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By contrasting the two modes of valuing, Nietzsche drags the sickness of slave morality into the sunlight, allowing us to better understand his affirmative philosophy. The Overman, Nietzsche's vision for the future of humanity, would be a figure free from resentment and the bad conscience. The master morality represents the "premoral era of mankind," where actions were understood consequentially, without the notion of a free will and moral responsibility.