Hegel regarded human history as the process whereby Logos actualizes itself, and he maintained that human society, through the actualization of a rational state, would ultimately take on a rational form in which freedom would be realized to the highest degree. Therefore, in Hegel's philosophy, the self-actualization of Logos would naturally bring a rational form to the world. Hegel maintained that the rational state would be actualized in Prussia. In addition, Hegel's perspective would also provide a foundation for the rise of the theories of struggle, such as Marxism, since it regards contradiction as the impetus for development. The human being is moved by this blind will to life, and is forced to live merely for the sake of living.
Human beings live without any kind of satisfaction, always seeking after something.
What arises from the thought of Schopenhauer is pessimism. According to Nietzsche, the will to seek to be strong, to control, is the essence of the activity of life. In addition, Nietzsche radically denied Christianity and proclaimed that God was dead. He asserted that Christian morality sympathizes with the weak and opposes the essence of life and is, in effect, slave morality. Consequently, Nietzsche's views represent a denial of all the traditional views of value.