Scathingly perfect portrait of the internet skeptic movement, yet penned in the 19th century by philosopher Nietzsche.. "The skeptic, in effect, that delicate creature, is far too easily frightened; his conscience is schooled so as to start at every "No," and even at that sharp, decided "Yes", and feels something like a sting therein ... The uncertain also has its charms, the Sphinx, too, is a Circe, and Circe, too, was a philosopher."—Thus does a skeptic console himself; and in truth he needs some consolation. For skepticism is the most psychological expression of a certain many-sided physiological temperament, which in ordinary language is called nervous debility and sickliness.... There are the finest dresses and disguises for this disease, for instance, most of what nowadays show-cases as "objectiveness," and "the scientific spirit," ...is really only decked-out skepticism and paralysis of will." - Friedrich Nietzsche (from, Ch.6 of "Beyond Good and Evil") ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9DYz0WXsms