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Unlike the rigid "Red Truth" and the speculative "Blue Truth", it offers a flexible yet authoritative way to define reality; emphasizing belief, trust, and the coexistence of mystery and truth.
I do not write the tale, I merely observe it like a idle god watching a never-ending play.
When humans believe they have found the answer, it only proves they remain trapped within the maze. Even when they cry out, "this is the truth"; Their claim is but one possibility among millions.
I do not deny them, I simply, smile. For to me, both truth and falsehood are interchangeable pieces in this endless game. And the one who wins, is not the one who's right, but the one who can convince others that they are.
but still, thank you for commenting on my profile, Gard. I also wish you a happy weekend
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