“With rope-ladders learned I to reach many a window, with nimble legs did I climb high masts: to sit on high masts of perception seemed to me no small bliss; To flicker like small flames on high masts: a small light, certainly, but a great comfort to cast-away sailors and shipwrecked ones!By diverse ways and wendings did I arrive at my truth; not by one ladder did I mount to the height where mine eye roveth into my remoteness. And unwillingly only did I ask my way – that was always counter to my taste! Rather did I question and test the ways themselves. A testing and a questioning hath been all my travelling: and verily, one must also learn to answer such questioning! That, however – is my taste: Neither a good nor a bad taste, but my taste, of which I have no longer either shame or secrecy.”This is now my way – where is yours?” Thus did I answer those who asked me “the way.” For “the way” – it doth not exist!”
— Friedrich Nietzsche