Quote by George Carlin: “I have a theory that the truth is what you make it.”

This quote suggests that truth is subjective and constructed, rather than an objective, fixed reality. It implies that people interpret facts through their own biases, beliefs, and experiences, thereby shaping their individual understanding of what is real and true.

The end of the 20th century was a time of increasing cultural relativism and philosophical questioning of absolute truths. Carlin often challenged conventional wisdom, including the nature of reality and perceived facts.

American stand-up comedian, actor, social critic, and author. Known for his dark comedy and observations on language, politics, and religion, he was a counterculture icon. Carlin won four Grammy Awards for his comedy albums.