Interesting! Within almost every truth there lurks a valid but ultimately very minor counter-point. Sorta a tangent here, but it's annoying that this is the ve

Interesting! Within almost every truth there lurks a valid but ultimately very minor counter-point. Sorta a tangent here, but it's annoying that this is the very thing that causes people biased to not believe to latch onto as evidence they're right. Once introduced, further reasoning or curiosity about the subject tends to stop before weighing matters of degree, which leads to missing the big picture. To generalize a lot, this is kinda where we are in the current meta of truth fracturing. Our biases drive us to discover nuances we grasp onto to avoid believing what we don't want to.