The Reversal of Morality

Everything you think is "good"—like being humble and kind—was actually invented by the weak to control

the strong. That’s what philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche argued. He said ancient,

powerful nobles valued strength, pride, and excellence. That was their "good."

But the weak couldn't compete. So, in a "slave revolt of morality," they

flipped the script. They called their own traits—pity, meekness, and humility—"good,"

and the masters' power became "evil." Nietzsche believed this slave morality holds humanity back.

He challenged us to overcome it, create our own values, and become an "Overman," a master of your

own life.