Clearly Nietzsche took issue with absolute truth!

But 'truth' relative to experience? Did he speak of that? Because experience is real.

If, as an example, the fire is hot to us, regardless if others regard it as hot, if to us it IS hot, then the fire is hot to us. That is our truth.

Truth is not an absolute because experience is not an absolute. What is true to me may or may not be true to you.

But truth, honestly communicated, is always true, to us.

Truth: the honest representation of experience.

Thanks for the read!