Glove
I believe it was Marx—or was it?—who suggested that the goal of life is not found in the sense of accomplishment derived from work (implying, instead, that finding love in one’s personal life holds greater value).
He also remarked—using somewhat complex phrasing—that the human woman is the most beautiful of all God’s creations.
On another note, Nietzsche once claimed that philosophers who marry belong to the realm of comedy; I wonder why that is?
If he hadn’t proposed to Lou Salomé, his point might carry some weight—but as it stands, it just sounds like sour grapes from a man who was rejected by women.
He even advised wearing gloves when shaking a woman’s hand—which, frankly, makes no sense to me.
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