Part of  Certainty is an        Approximate Belief
in         a   Certainty filled w/  Doubt;
Determinism combined w/    Fallibilism;
     A Fatalist Hypothesis as      Justification for
                                    Nihilistic  Proof:        
sans      Scientific theory,
Skepticism,    Solipsism;             Theory,  Truth        or        Uncertainty
                   or any                               Related concepts as fundamental:

Agnosticism: Epistemology
Presupposition:  Probability

Nihilism               (/ˈnaɪ(h)ɪlɪzəm, ˈniː-/; from Latin nihil,
                  meaning: 'nothing') (                 )              is the philosophical
viewpoint                    that suggests the denial or lack
of belief                      towards the                reputedly  discoverable    
                                               meaningful
aspects of life;                              Most commonly, nihilism
is presented in the                      form of existential nihilism,
n                  which                         argues that life is without
        objective            meaning, purpose,
or intrinsic value.              Moral nihilists falsely assert
                                           there is no inherent
morality,                            and that accepted moral values
are abstractly                                  contrived
[hence stupidity].                 Nihilism proper
may           take      epistemological,  
                  ontological,
or metaphysical forms,   [meaning]      
                                respectively
                                        relativistic      to
the­ idea that             in some aspect,
knowledge                is not possible,
or reality does not   [actually] exist;
[               ], (            ), (          ); | [                ]        
The term                 is used in association
with anomie     to explain the zeitgeist
of despair  [                ],        at a point of    |    perceived pointlessness
of existence                       that one develops       upon
realizing there are no necessary
                 norms, rules, or laws
                                         [which, esoterically,             is all a lie]