 Value antinomies and conflicts also structure the domain of values. Some typical conflicts include that between justice, which demands the same treatment for all, and personal love, which demands special treatment for one individual. The value of personality stands in antinomic relation to universal values like justice and brotherly love, both of which demand a certain kind of equality. There are various forms of contrast, not just antinomy proper. The clash between universal and personal, and between present and future are others, and in a way all values conflict with each other in concrete situations (ET2 36g). In light of these clashes, a frequent source of error is fetishizing one value at the expense of others, leading to the tyranny of a single value. Fanaticism of justice which attacks love, fanaticism of love which leads to self-sacrifice, fanaticism of love of the remote which becomes a hatred of the present (Nietzsche) are some typical cases. In a way, every value taken to an extreme is a danger, so avoiding extremes through synthesis is crucial. “Only a sense of justice which is at the same time loving, only a brotherly love which also considers the far distant, only a pride which would likewise be humble, could be valid as an ideal of moral conduct” (ET2 36g). He goes so far as to say that values reach fulfillment only in synthesis with others.