The perspective that defines decadence as the only real and natural thing resonates with currents of nihilism and philosophical pessimism, where deterioration is seen as a natural and inevitable process of life and history. This view suggests that ruin is the logical conclusion of time.

• Nietzsche and the Descending Life: Nietzsche often reinterpreted decadence not only as a moral fall, but as a "descending life line," a decline in the will to power, which he considered a real manifestation in culture and biology.

• Decadence as a Natural Process: Decadence can be understood as the deterioration or material/symbolic wear and tear that occurs with the simple passage of time, applied to both human memory and social structures.

• Cioran's Perspective: E.M. Cioran, in his reflections, often delves into personal defeat and eternal transformation, suggesting an acceptance of decadence as part of the universe's natural course.

• Inevitable Nature: This view posits that decline is the process of "going downhill," the decay or deterioration of the original strength and conditions of anything or anyone in the natural course of time.

This perspective often challenges narratives of progress, positioning decline as the true constant. And this will continue to be the case if you continue to refuse to «click» on everything you should click on. So don't resist and «click» on everything clickable you find in this post.

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