>>14990770
Nietzsche was intuitive, or as he puts it, "clever", everything that Russell was not. He needed no gay justifications to appeal to universality as his philosophy was evident to the few he needed to speak to, artists, seekers, wanderers, definitely not mathematicians, and Nietzsche didn't even necessarily want to be always "correct", again everything that Russell wanted and it seemed needed to be since he spent the latter half of his life solely in self-justification.
Most of all, again as is evident to the lucky few, Russell betrayed himself in his life, he did not "become who he was" but instead some sort of arch Anglo pop philosopher. And as Russell seemed to using Nietzsche's life to criticize him, it is only fair that I do so now. So much for ressentiment