in twilight of the idols, nietzsche condemns socrates for introducing dialectical thinking into western philosophy, which he believes allows weaker philosophical positions to gain traction in society. he sees dialectics as a destructive force that undermines life and vitality, replacing instinct and intuition with logical reasoning. in the same work, nietzsche quotes himself as saying, with socrates, greek taste switches over in favor of dialectics: what is really happening here? above all, it means a noble taste is defeated; with dialectics, the rabble comes out on top.
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