The Antichrist - XLIV "[...]The underlying will to make

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The Antichrist - XLIV

"[...]The underlying will to make use only of such concepts, symbols and attitudes as fit into priestly practice, the instinctive repudiation of every other mode of thought, and every other method of estimating values and utilities–this is not only tradition, it is inheritance: only as an inheritance is it able to operate with the force of nature. The whole of mankind, even the best minds of the best ages (with one exception, perhaps hardly human–), have permitted themselves to be deceived.[...]"

Who is he talking about, /lit/? Who is this hardly human exception? He isnt talking about Jesus because one can't be deceived by his own theory (or perhaps yes, but I dont think he is talking about Jesus in this context).