Erroneousness of the world#
Summary#
Nietzsche argues that the erroneousness of the world we perceive is the surest thing philosophy can establish. Rather than attributing this falseness to a deceptive principle or to thinking itself, he suggests we should accept that life depends upon perspective estimates and semblances. The very opposition between “true” and “false” may be nothing more than a moral prejudice, and the world that concerns us might itself be a fiction.