Truth (Nothing But)

There is a truth. And no one holds it whole.

One photograph. One joke. One afternoon that ended a broadcaster’s career, swept a bystander into the storm, and exposed how quickly a crowd can invent a “truth” about a stranger and punish him for it.

That afternoon seeded this book.

Why do sincere, intelligent people look at the same facts and see different worlds? Why does your family argue over the same remembered event? Why does every feed, headline, and courtroom seem …