On Nietzche, Foucault/ Marx & Resentiment and "Splitting the Deck of Cards": Episteme of Power & Surveillance

On ethics, the great Michel Foucualt said is based on the relations of the episteme of the circuity of social, political, legal and economic institutionalized power. This point has been driven to death since the late 70's and early 80's and the 90's. He argues that the dialectical struggke in history for capital between the ruling class and peasantry and slave, was a burgeoise liberal ruse, when the driving animus was the power of capital to control the sociatal and global markets, which led to colonialization, and LATE post-colonialism.

His Very Late post-humous work on the ancient Greco-Roman world, and pre-modern Cenobitic monasticism was, as if were Wagner's Last Prelude in LOHENGRIN, whether he takes the masks of the broad and one of the greatest spectrum of inter-disciplinary discourse as his true self as a "post-neo/humanist philosopher"---who even engaged in dialogue with the Japanese Soto tradition of the East on meditation and silence. It is an uncanny grace that we will truly never ever know! It providenttially remains best that way.