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"While the Nietzschean assumption that power is what really drives men is true, this is only a relative truth, an interpretation driven from within Freddie's socio-political context, i.e. the savage capitalism of the late 19th century. It is not a universal truth"

Revisit Neech, brah. You're expressing some fundamental misunderstanding of will to power and his position on truth. Hint: the essence of a thing is only an opinion about the thing!

Also, you will fail to find adherence to universal truth in Neech. His favor falls to beautiful possibility.

Additionally, what can you understand and interpret outside of your own context? Neech might say: 'one would require a position outside of it! while splashing in the bath.