100 Questions to unmask the illusion – Paper (EN)

What if the truth you think you know… was only a well-crafted illusion?

Our world is divided. Politics, health, education… The systems surrounding us are constantly in conflict. In this environment, questioning the accepted truth is seen as a threat.

But what if we learned to think together instead?
To listen to different viewpoints without fearing or rejecting them?

History has shown us: truths change. They are often temporary constructions, destined to evolve or even completely collapse.

This book is an invitation to step outside the usual frame of thought.
Through 100 powerful and thought-provoking questions, it offers you the opportunity to temporarily suspend your beliefs and certainties—to rediscover a free, genuine way of thinking, far from the noise, labels, and judgments.So… will you dare to think beyond the permitted limits?

The real danger isn’t exploring unconventional ideas. It’s refusing to question them.

We all share this intimate conviction: that what we think is true.

It reassures us, structures our daily lives, and gives meaning to our choices and actions. We build our vision of the world based on our experiences, knowledge, and the information we are exposed to every day. This framework feels solid, obvious—and we instinctively defend this truth, sometimes passionately.

But is this truth absolute and unchanging?
Or is it merely a subjective perception, constantly influenced by our emotions, personal interests, and social environment?

Who is this book for?

This book is for everyone.
For those who simply want to think.
For those who enjoy reading the way you explore a story — slowly, curiously, openly.
For those who feel a subtle discomfort with the official narratives, but can’t always explain why.
For the curious. For the doubters.
For those who have never explored the world of conspiracy theories, but are open to asking questions — gently, at their own pace.
For those who want to reconnect with their critical thinking, without fear of judgment.
For those who believe that asking questions — even the uncomfortable ones — should never be forbidden.

This book doesn’t try to convince. It tries to reconcile with a fundamental right we often forget: The right to think freely.

What you’ll discover inside:

1. 100 deep, challenging questions designed to shift your perspective.
2. A clear, minimalist layout that encourages personal reflection.
3. No imposed truths: just space to explore your own perceptions.
4. Insights and pathways to help free yourself from external influences and regain independent thinking.

What if questioning the truth was the first step toward your freedom?