There is also a French translation of it . We can also leave our comments there. It is no coincidence that the most easily available book on Internet is the Holy Bible. But Internet is not only advantages. Only people who were already exceptionally rich, and therefore exceptionally secure, could have taken the idea of democracy, much less of global democracy, seriously.
Moral idealism goes along with economic success.
The latter is obviously not a sufficient condition for the former, but I think we should concede to Nietzsche that it is a necessary one. I think that we also have to concede to Nietzsche that no foreseeable application of technology could make every human family rich enough to give their children anything remotely like the chances that a family in the lucky parts of the world now takes for granted for theirs. Nobody has written a scenario which ends with every child born in Peru, Angola and Bangladesh going to school, rather than working, until the age of eighteen, and then, if talented, proceeding to a urniversity for training which will enable it to realize its fullest potentialities. Nobody has ever written a scenario showing how a family in these countries would acquire a reason to practise birth control, instead of trying to propagate as many sources of income as possible. Below is a short excerpt from it.