Fair enough

Nietzsche was better at recognizing the flawed and corrupt nature of man than any other human being has ever been, including in himself. His life's work was dedicated to trying to find a way to rise above it in an entirely self-contained, autonomous way without making oneself subservient to the will and whim of a broader community, and then he spent his final years spiraling into syphilitic insanity, consumed by an increasing sense of self-loathing because he couldn't understand why he hadn't lived up to the impossible bar he'd set for himself.

He did pretty accurately predict the entire 20th century though.

not exactly true

he hated the human nature of self destruction