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Your comment is made up. Made up doesn't have to mean false. The facts are fake-able too. Subtle mis-interpretations can be all that's needed to lead a perfe
by barrysteve 3y ago
Your comment is made up.
Made up doesn't have to mean false.
The facts are fake-able too.
Subtle mis-interpretations can be all that's needed to lead a perfectly true narrative, astray. The line between myth and fact, can be very finely sliced indeed.
There is not a single academic field free from fictionalizing Key aspects of the narrative to put someone in a more favourable light. Unfortunately.