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The truth is simply what we want to believe. We can look at textbooks, we can look at anything. But writing is simply not enough. We need proof. For it to be a full truth, we need to see it with our eyes. We need to find it out ourselves. But even then, we could be wrong. We could do it wrong. Maybe our measurements and math weren’t correct. Another point, maybe everybody could be lying to us. And we had never suspected a thing. Maybe red is blue, and blue is red. As in they had different names. Our whole life could be filled with lies, and we would never suspect a thing. The truth is simply what we want to believe.
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