Intoxication must already have heightened the sensitivity of the whole machine: otherwise, no art will be forthcoming.-[...]Let’s get rid of a prejudice at this point: idealizing does not consist, as is commonly thought, in taking away or subtracting what is small and incidental. Instead, what is decisive is an immense drive to bring out the principal traits, so that the others disappear in the process.

Nietzsche, Friedrich: TWILIGHT OF THE IDOLS (1889)

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