In his attempt to document what may seem like a quarter-life crisis, Andersen is urged forward by probing the feelings of crisis is helping him to avert one. Nina, Andersen's girlfriend, affirms this instinct despite her own fears about what it means for their future together. When a chance meeting with an eccentric presents a new career opportunity, Andersen is thrust into a tech venture that reveals a remarkable source of happiness outside of himself and the warmth of his relationship. But the essential gravities of Andersen's life—philosophy, love, New York City—prove they will pull both toward and from happiness, testing his conviction to "question everything" — perhaps even the thing that's answered all his prior questions.