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What is uebermenschen?

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Updated: 12/15/2022

Ubermensch refers to a philosophical concept of Friedrich Nietzsche. It was developed in his 1883 book Thus spoke Zarathustra and it refers to Overman, Above-Human or Superman (there is dispute about its precise meaning) and it is posited as the ultimate goal of humanity.

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