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Life is a big puzzle. And if you put the pieces together haphazardly, you'll end up with a mess of cardboard stumps instead of a picture. So it makes sense to strain the grey matter and put the fragments in their places (intended by the creator, of course): sports, travel, civic duty, sex, business, scientific approach to problem solving... And once all the details are where they should be, we will see a picture of the Garden of Eden on earth. The perfect life of a detective! So... «Nothing is true» is a napalm strike on your puzzle box. A concrete, logical and damn fun answer to why collecting perfect pictures is bullshit. A kind of realism inoculation that will make your thinking harder and your life easier. Enjoy your way out of the Matrix. And so... Whatever conclusions you come to after reading this book, don't trust them.