Truth and Reality

Gad argues against the postmodernist perspective that denies universal truths, emphasizing that biological realities, such as only women bearing children, should not be dismissed. He illustrates the absurdity of deconstructionism by questioning the very definitions of fundamental concepts like east, west, and the sun. The allure of postmodernism lies in its promise of freedom from objective reality, allowing for a subjective interpretation of identity and existence.