This is entitled Opinions coming to you from the studios of KZSU on the Stanford campus.

As he descends from his mountaintop, Zarathruster arrives to a city at the edge of the forest and enters its marketplace.

It's a modern city, and that means it's all a marketplace.

There he begins to preach to the people, I beseech you, my brothers, remain faithful to the earth.

To sin against the earth is now the most dreadful thing.

He goes on to declare,

The overman is the meaning of the earth.

Let your will say, the overman shall be the meaning of the earth.

Nietzsche's overman goes over by going under.

I love those who do not know how to live except by going under,

for they are the ones who cross over.

Translation, the meaning of the earth lies beneath our feet.

The overman does not hanker after the elsewhere or the far off, but rediscoveres the ground

that he stands on, the ground of our mortal sojourn on this wandering planet we call Earth.

When the poet Gary Snyder wrote, The most radical thing you can do is stay home.

He meant radical in the etymological sense of radics,

the Latin word for root.

The radical is rooted.

In the Oaxaca region of Mexico,

farmers and weavers today talk about the

Derecho de no migra, the right not to migrate, the right to roots.

Those inhabitants of the land, those radicals, along with all the indigenous peoples of America, hear the call of the overman,

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