DUE TODAY PLEASE HELP. My friends and I receive money from our parents in two different ways. Some of my friends simply get a weekly amount of money from their parents called an allowance. Others of my friends have a set of chores they are required to do every week in order to earn their allowance. Some people think kids should earn their money, while others feel that they just "deserve" a set amount of money each month. Which conclusion is BEST supported by the details in this paragraph? A)I have never been good at saving money or spending it wisely. B)The stock market is a really unstable way to invest your money.C)I once sold lemonade in a stand outside my driveway and made some money.D)I myself think that earning a portion of your allowance is a fair option for parents and children.

1. D. Power is a process, one that everyone utilizes, established through reaffirming influence and/or attaining more.

2. "Benefiting and hurting others are ways of exercising one’s power over them—that is all one wants in such cases! "

This evidence supports the answer of Part A. It states that "all one wants" is to exercise power over others. It shows that there are two ways to get power over another person: benefiting or hurting others. Benefiting or hurting others are two processes by which a person can reaffirm or attain more power. If a person already has power over another, he can reaffirm it by continuing to provide beneficial services to that person he already has power over. To gain power from someone he does not get it from, he can hurt that person to attain power.

3. In the excerpt Nietzsche says that we hurt people who need  to be reminded of a person's power and benefit people who are already in that person's power. Nietzsche then goes on to discuss how power can be branched into good versus evil but this is still an oversimplification because it is much more complex in every day life.

4. B. Pain is reserved for asserting authority, pleasure for reaffirming it.

5. C. Lacking something

6. In the last line of the Nietzsche says, "Compassion is praised as the virtue of prostitutes." This line supports this contrast of good versus evil, but in reality it is a little more complex. This lustful desire for power can be shown with talk of prostitutes. And yet, in a way there is power in their compassion as they are constantly in demand and sought out.