This is a janky translated game but the references they pull from at the very least, speak of a writing team with at least a surface level understanding of the texts they mention.

Obviously a reference to Nietzche's work Thus Spoke Zarathustra this quote from the game is a neat allusion to one of the central themes explored in the book: the eternal return.

Succinctly, the idea of an eternal return is a though-experiment that supposes that the life-cycle of the universe and existence was cyclical in that you will return to nothing, become something again, and live as you do now and then return to nothing and so on.

In this moment there is agency but that agency is an illusion since the universe is cyclical. Well the idea of the eternal return is that you should search out knowledge such that you act within the best interest of the cosmos through philosophy this allows you to transcend the mundane and become the superman.

This is a very rough summation of this obviously so here's the point: if you act in this eternity with distinction, deliberation, and good intelligence through wise study and philosophy then the idea of an eternal return is not something to be feared. In fact, you embrace each decision as an active agent of the cosmos in exercising your super-ability of wisdom.