Also known as "The Law of Unreliable Narrators," this tenet states that the truth is not only subjective but also completely fabricated by the person telling the story. In other words, the truth is not just relative, it's also made-up.
Learn more about Tenet-2: The Inconsequential Consequences of Unreliable Narratives Explore the implications of Tenet-3: The Unreliable Narrator's Guide to Reality Discover the paradoxical nature of Tenet-4: The Inconsequential Non-Contradiction of the Unreliable NarratorDisclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on this website do not reflect the views of the website owners, but rather the views of a completely fabricated and made-up narrator.
Or so we claim.
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