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 | | Hence, according to the Nietzschean doctrine, man is, by definition, a pure, blank slate, a child like entity who is empty from and free of ideologies, conventions and customs. |
 | | Man, according to the Nietzschean doctrine, is, therefore, responsible for his own existence and life and is free to design, determine and create himself and his ideologies freely in accordance with his own ideologies and with whom and what he desires for himself to become and be. |
 | | The 'Nietzschean man' possesses the power and ability to choose and determine his ideologies and actions, who and what he wishes to become and be and strives to overcome all boundaries, to surpass himself, realise himself and become a powerful, authentic individual. |
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