> in that context it's about nothing to lose. nope. having nothing to lose implies risk taking, aggresive behavior, desperation and bold actions; all geared towards increasing your own payoff. what we are discussing here is spoiler behavior, vengeance. imagine you're in a traffic jam on the highway. a guy overtakes everyone by driving on the emergency lane when suddenly, another person snaps, crashes into the guy's car, and pushes it off the bridge. this person had absolutely nothing to gain from this action; in fact, they lost everything since they will now face prosecution for this homicide. who benefits from this mad avenger's action? the community. i would even go so far as to say that this blind vengeance is the only entirely altruistic type of action. and if nietzsche failed to incorporate this idea into his philosophy, it's because he built it on selfishness. captcha: hppnj, which in french means, "npc mental ward"
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