Let’s say you are able to catch politicians and advertisers lying and can avoid being fooled by fake news on social networks and the media. But how to recognize deception when they cleverly manipulate facts and juggle with words? What should we do if we are lied to using the truth? The author of the book, Hector MacDonald, argues that there are different ways to tell the truth. The way it is presented to us affects our perception of the situation. In the book, he explores the phenomenon of “competing truths” and talks about cases in politics, business and history when the truth becomes a weapon of deception. This practical guide uses simple techniques to teach you how to spot manipulators and misinformers. The book will help you develop critical thinking and understand how the truths we hear shape our views.