Nietzsche's rescue-plan would look like this: the highest and most developed humans have sharpest senses and see truth better than others. Therefore is philosophy as the crown of all human development until now. Religion is just 'the first halftime' in human existence. Nietzsche is the turning point in history between religion and philosophy. He "breaks history in two" and represents the "great noontide". His Zarathustra creates an Earth society (included is just who choses to be and who believes in Übermensch). T
his society has different classes ... we see that he loves also simple workers who believe in Übermensch and work for this idea. There is obviously also a warrior class. Then a class of sublimes, an aristocracy, which naturally rises from the warriors. And then a class of philosophers, the Masters of Earth, which rise from the sublimes. They rule like the Greek pantheon of gods, i. e. like panphilosophers. The rest of humanity is observed as without rights. "If they don't give us we take it alone".
von Lasaulx wrote: "das Leben wächst von innen nach aussen, von unten nach oben, und stirbt ab von aussen nach innen, von oben nach unten. Aus dem Bauer wächst empor der Bürger, der Krieger, der Priester, der Edelmann, der Fürst; und wenn die ausgewachsen sind, so stirbt das Volksleben von oben nach unten ab: von den Dynastengeschlechtern anfangend geht der Auflösungsprocess successive abwärts, bis er zulezt auch den Bauernstand ergreift."
Life is will to power. - Nietzsche; Culture is and gives power and strength - Vollgraff; The only attribute of the mind is that he is powerful. - Aristotle; Mind is dragging us into the future and the heart into the present. - Aristotle; Those who can foresee deeds are born to rule and those who need to do them are born as slaves. - Aristotle; So, what is an aristocrat? He needs to be powerful, that means to be excellent in foreseeing things! - Me; The highest honor belongs to that one who is able to predict the moves of the enemy commander. - Machiavelli; If you want that what you have inherited to possess, you need to deserve it. - Goethe; Culture, which means exactly learning to calculate, learning to think causally, learning to prevent, learning to believe in necessity. - Nietzsche. [Autumn 1887, 10 [21]]; Morals in the narrow sense is the belief that the deeds of the ancestors will be transferred to the descendants. - Nietzsche