It's not whether she tells everyone, Huma said. It's whether they believe her. It's the truth. Oh, my daughter, Huma said, and smiled. Don't tell me you don't know how little that actually means.
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In "The Collapsing Empire" by John Scalzi, a character named Huma reflects on the nature of truth and belief. She emphasizes that it isn't solely about someone sharing their story with others; the critical factor is whether those others choose to believe it. This highlights the subjective nature of truth and how it can be influenced by perception. Huma expresses a sense of irony regarding the truth as she acknowledges that...
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