"When I score a point, praise me. When I can't, scold me. I don't need a 'try hard' award...
...Either praise or scold me, that's fine. I just want to be in one of those categories...
These are the inner thoughts of Atsumu Miya from 'Haikyuu!!': Confronting Defeat

Due to the conveniences of human society, rather than the fabricated 'good and evil' of each circumstance, one should adhere to the principles of nature. In this, the strong are not necessarily beautiful, nor are the weak.
Since childhood, I often felt unfulfilled even when talking with friends. This was because most of the conversations between friends were filled with 'lies' and 'pretenses' that were indoctrinated by consensus. This hasn't changed even now that I'm an adult.

In work, I hope to meet people who will teach me real wisdom, not 'lies' or 'pretenses', but 'this is how it really is'. However, I seldom come across such people. When I ask probing questions that delve into the painful aspects of their industry to understand true wisdom, many become somewhat excited and wield the 'morality' of 'good and evil', which leaves me exhausted.
I've recently come to feel that 'morality' is an act to protect one's own weak self by justifying one's mediocre life. Nietzsche, in 'On the Genealogy of Morals', insightfully observes that 'morality' has been exploited to tantalize the overwhelming majority of weak ressentiment towards the strong.
Observing society with an open mind and removing 'lies' and 'pretenses', one realizes that the strong are beautiful and the wealthy are good. However, to dominate the overwhelming majority of the weak, the strong and the wealthy, with deliberate intent, overturn the values, claiming that the weak are beautiful and the wealthy are evil.
Whether you were born under the dominion of the strong and wealthy and wish to maintain that status, or if you were not born under their rule but still aspire for success, you need to act, not based on 'lies' or 'pretenses', but based on the reality mentioned above that no one else will tell you.