> If only there were an objective reality to know which car was in the wrong. That's not what I was referring to as a change in facts. The change I was referri

> If only there were an objective reality to know which car was in the wrong. That's not what I was referring to as a change in facts. The change I was referring to is that he thought the woman was permanently disabled, but then found out she wasn't. That's the key fact that enabled both of them to change their stories about what happened. The fact that the woman also believed the accident was her fault was a nice bit of icing on the cake, but it wasn't the key fact.