The Torque of Thought by Tom Carlson
The dance only aspires toward that which it is, disclosing neither truth nor rule, but rather the persistence of itself as flux and torque. Nietzsche’s Zarathustra, the emblem for the overman and the will to power incarnate, admits, “I would only believe in a God who could dance.” Zarathustra cannot, on principle, recognize an arbiter... Read More