ubermensch

The ubermensch is someone who doesn't _need_ scruples.

A real ubermensch would likely see that it's not in her interest to spend 100% of her time pleasing others.

This is a gross misreading of Nietzsche's conception of the ubermensch.

Just say it straight up, do you really believe in this idea of the untermensch ubermensch, because that's what it comes down to.

But Soros is the only one who's commonly held up as some sort of heroic capitalist ubermensch, so he's the one I went after.

As if reading your Kindle during takeoff is going to turn you into a Randian ubermensch ready to disrupt every industry in the world?

It's not as bad as it sounds, but it's not the amazing you-big-developer-ubermensch-you thing these articles on shipping your way to a job make it seem.

Maybe you are the ubermensch incarnate and could maintain total control of your creative mental faculties through the most painful torture, but most people have limits.

Are corporations really impotent without the leadership of Randian ubermensch?2.

Rand rejected the Nietzchian ubermensch, favoring free and voluntary association.

All you libertarian ubermensch refuse to acknoledge the historically unprecedented levels of innovation that the regulated internet has produced based off of government funded research.