Nietzsche’s distinction between master morality and slave morality is his most devastating critique of conventional ethics. He argues that what we call morality is not a universal truth discovered through reason or revealed by God. It is a weapon created by the weak to fight the strong. Good and evil are not objective categories but psychological tools used in power struggles between different types of humans. Understanding this distinction requires abandoning the comforting belief that morality is somehow above human conflict, that it represents transcendent truth independent of who benefits from it. Nietzsche forces you to see morality as a...