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Book: Nietzsche's Zarathustra: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1934-1939 C.G. Jung
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  1. C.G. Jung _ Nietzsche's Zarathustra: Notes

    But he {Nietzsche} never would be able to realize that he is like ordinary people and he should realize that too. For instance, if he were really a sage, he would say to himself "Go out into the street, go to the little people, be one of them and see how you like it, how much you enjoy being such a small thing. That is yourself." And so he would learn that he was not his own greatness.
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  2. C.G. Jung _ Nietzsche's Zarathustra: Notes

    But when a thing is tangibly idiotic, you can be sure that it is very powerful, very dangerous. You see, when we call a thing stupid, we think that we undo it, that we have overcome it somehow. Of course nothing of the sort happens; we have simply made a statement that it is very important, have advertised it, and it appeals to everybody. People think, thank heaven, here is something we can understand, and they eat it. But if we say something is very intelligent, they vanish and won't touch it.
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