He argued that truth is impossible—there can only be perspective and interpretation, driven by a person's interests or 'will to power'.
And: Life is often served greater by error than by truth. Truth, Nietzsche argues, is not good for its own sake; rather, it is only good to the extent that it serves life.
He wrote somewhere that our modern obsession with Truth is a Christian (!) legacy.
Sounds like Ol’ Neech was not a happy camper.
He had a pretty rough life, health-wise, and relationship-wise. Generally though, his outlook on life itself was far more postive with regard to life than average, and far more positive toward the world in general than I will ever be. This is one of the best videos I have seen about him. [vice.com]