Answer:
No, you will face criticism, judgement, and backlash.
Explanation:
For example, in Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Fredrick Nietzche, Zarathustra descends from the cave after ten years of isolation to give his newfound enlightenment to the people. He tells them that the Earth's meaning is the overman or Ubermensch (one willing to risk all to enhance humanity). The overman is free from all the prejudices and moralities of human society and creates his conditions and purpose. The people rejected him, laughed at him, and, overall, the message went over their heads. They wish to continue their life of mundane mediocrisy. He chooses not to persuade the crowd, but rather to speak to those interested in separating themselves from the herd.
As you can see, the people rejected a new idea. This is a universal concept dating to stories of prophets preaching their book to people.
The overman is one who can endure the backlash from society and persist in his truth.
Stay safe (:
Answer:
the answer is simply B i believe!
Answer:
In Roosevelt's address, he wanted to assure American citizens that they would persevere through the Great Depression. What rhetorical device does Roosevelt use to convince Americans?
He uses repetition to emphasize America's distress.
Explanation:
Answer:
demand (an amount) as a price from someone for a service rendered or goods supplied.
or
accuse (someone) of something, especially an offense under law.
Explanation:
N/A
