From: "John Foster" <borealis-AT-mercuryspeed.com>
Subject: Nature as Will to Power.
Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 22:10:19 -0800


Rene wrote:

What would they think of Anthony's idea of transactional freedom, at the other end of the null-line?

The unconditioned deracinating of a country (Iraq, Eldred's and Jud's Germany), as can be witnessed, would they 

have anything to do withwhat Heidegger says will to will is: the unconditional will to homelessness as such? 

John here,

nature is will to power (puissance). Nature to nature is therefore what wills. If any will is unconditional, then it is nature willing itself, revealing itself.

This is what Nietzsche affirmed I believe. 

Principle. Reason. Major premise. Minor premise. Conclusion.

Yesterday I came to this conclusion. 

The rest of your message was 'terminated' by efficiency or your email software has snipped some of the message off. 

chao

john foster

Facing this, is definitely something Walmart WiderWille wishes not to do.  And by this it corresponds willingly blindly

to the requirements, the Herausforderung of Gestell. Gestell is not a turbine or a market, it is the constellation, within

whichthe being of beings is a product of merely human perspective. "The age in which european thought was of that 


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