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Ansiktsburk
192I don’t mean content wise but form wise. I just love the short, numbered phrases and some piece of what the philosopher finds being wisdom, like in the Gay Science or Beyond Good and Evil. Just love it. 2-3 chapters when you feel alert. Great for a man working full daytime hours and have a family. Also spracht is something else, granted…
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