Ok, sorry, that was a sensationalist title. But for anyone who has read any of his works they will find a resonance with Seddit philosophy.

Especially true is his conception of the Master/Slave morality. Master is the strong individual who has no desire to alter the perception of the others, and revels in acquiring strength and things good to the individual's existence. The slave, meanwhile, is weak, and internalizes obstacles instead of choosing to confront them.

Nietzsche constantly promotes the empowerment, and even more so the progressive self-improvements, of the individual: "One must chaos within oneself, to give birth to a dancing star" (Prologue 5 of Thus Spoke Zarathustra).

Lastly, the concept of Transvaluation of Values asks every individual to reevaluate values and morals according to his/her own will, such that no community or organization can instill its own values inside her.

I highly recommend giving Nietzsche a try if you are looking for philosophical material to impress women, else his philosophy gives a strange affirmation to the common Seddit beliefs.