Discussion
Nietzsche does not consider the will-to-power as :
Answer: D
The key gives truth.
Nietzsche describes the will to power as the basic force or drive in all life, which acts by interpreting, by imposing form and inventing values, and by overcoming. He speaks of it as interpretation ('the will to power interprets'), as creative invention, and as force.
He does not identify it with truth. He treats 'truth' as itself a product of the will to power, a useful fiction or interpretation, and attacks the 'will to truth' as something to be questioned.
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