Treatises on philosophy and other language arts

Around the whole journey of this book some optional questions should be considered to access and understand it: avoid being very moral and ethical, not suffering from <>, try or be agnostic; nihilists - Not in the stupid sense they have invented on the Internet: Like a crude cult. Here you will find yourself with a cultured reading, and possibly with some questions that metaphysical treatises were not understood as they should be, because many writers (-to please the circulating morality empathetically, have used the words that others want to hear, in this case if more words will be of the most acute, medium and serious against that rhetoric. I can maintain that it does not make me feel either good or bad that you as a reader can have better or less empathy for me). I must say that many 'bestseller' writers only talk about one side of morality, except for the secrets that are the great facts, which since the penumbra have made humanity roll under ideals of valuation and through morality new phenomena have been transvaluated. Are you sure you read this book and the next two volumes?