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This theory posits that in high-stakes political, legal, or corporate conflicts, actors don't just twist existing facts—they invent them wholesale. Fabrication is the act of creating a "smoking gun" document, a false witness, or forged data where none existed to decisively win a debate, convict an enemy, or justify an action. It's evidence as a theatrical prop, built from scratch in a backroom to serve a script written in advance.
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