You see, Kitty, it must have been either me or the Red King. Arthur C. Clarke's novel 2001 ends with a symbol of rebirth when astronaut David Bowman becomes a child while the sequel 2010 finishes with a challenge. This great galactic game has been planned as an evolutionary experiment by another group of sentient beings, the star rovers. Isaac Asimov's Foundation's Edge concludes with a similar predicament. One who has traversed a desert will discover an oasis while one who crossed an ocean will find an inviting beach.
Truth exists and it exists absolutely.
Since humans are the measure of all things, they measure or define truth. Here is a paradox until we remember that the act of measuring or defining something imposes limitations on that thing, yet the limits are those of a particular frame of reference. Once we recognize these limits, we are ready to move beyond them. The dramatic idea centers on the connection between the human mind and the basic fabric of reality. One Professor Luce is conducting experiments which, he hopes, will make radical changes in the apparent universe and thus transform physical laws.