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The following article is true. It is by every measure correct and accurate to reality. It contains no falsehood, hyperbole or exaggeration; every word used is the most accurate and descriptive possible choice to avoid ambiguity or misdirection. The writers' biases, if any existed, have been carefully accounted for and mitigated and do not have an impact on the truth of the article. All information therein is objective fact. | The following article is true. It is by every measure correct and accurate to reality. It contains no falsehood, hyperbole or exaggeration; every word used is the most accurate and descriptive possible choice to avoid ambiguity or misdirection. The writers' biases, if any existed, have been carefully accounted for and mitigated and do not have an impact on the truth of the article. All information therein is objective fact. | ||
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The following article is true. It is by every measure correct and accurate to reality. It contains no falsehood, hyperbole or exaggeration; every word used is the most accurate and descriptive possible choice to avoid ambiguity or misdirection. The writers' biases, if any existed, have been carefully accounted for and mitigated and do not have an impact on the truth of the article. All information therein is objective fact.
The act of knowing pure truth can have a major psychological impact on the reader. The average person is unknowingly accustomed to half-truths, white lies, and duplicity, and the experience of knowing pure truth has been described as akin to being torn apart and remade anew. Possible side effects may include generalized disbelief, mistrust of authority figures, the questioning of what is known and isn't, a feeling of weightlessness and intangibility, the peeling of the thin veneer of consensus reality, and a broadening of the mind's horizon past what we can see in front of ourselves.