It is said:--

(1) A definite goal is quite unnecessary.

(2) Such a goal cannot possibly be foreseen. Precisely now, when _will_

in its _fullest strength_ were _necessary,_ it is in the _weakest_

and most _pusillanimous_ condition. _Absolute mistrust concerning the

organising power_ of the will.

21.

_The perfect Nihilist._--The Nihilist's eye _idealises in an ugly

sense,_ and is inconstant to what it remembers: it allows its

recollections to go astray and to fade, it does not protect them from

that cadaverous coloration with which weakness dyes all that is distant

and past. And what it does not do for itself it fails to do for the

whole of mankind as well--that is to say, it allows it to drop.

22.

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