Agree - I get very sceptical when someone presents "just the facts". Facts can easily be presented in a way that distorts reality and paints a false narrative.

Agree - I get very sceptical when someone presents "just the facts". Facts can easily be presented in a way that distorts reality and paints a false narrative. Similar to the age-old issue of correlation vs causation, facts can be presented in a way that implies a narrative, without even needing to spell it out. (disclaimer - I haven't watched Ballmer's video, I'm just commenting in general about "facts")