Problem
Nietzsche illustrates an error which explains the root issues that lead to all the other errors. These issues are disguised to us as three inner facts: (i) Being is and is Truth in total; I contain Being in my mind, therefore, I contain full comprehension in my mind. (ii) I think therefore I am. 3) I am the author of my action, my action originates with my conscious self. Name this error ( WHAT IS THIS ERROR CALLED)?
According to Nietzsche, historically, we have tended to "reason out" explanations that soothe the wild sensations brought on by being creatures aware of our vulnerable existence. Certain explanations become preferred, popular and eventually we feel them to be natural facts (habituated perception). This error occurs when we fail to recognize that reason is a tool to calm our fears and anxieties. Name the error. WHAT IS THIS ERROR CALLED)?