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The belief that if you simply state enough discrete, verifiable facts, you have delivered objective truth—as if facts interpret themselves. The Factual Objectivist floods conversations with data points, assuming that the sheer weight of correct information will inevitably lead everyone to the same conclusion. They miss that facts are always selected, framed, and connected by someone with a perspective. Two people can agree on every fact and still disagree violently about what those facts mean. But the Factual Objectivist treats meaning as something that automatically falls out of facts, like water from a cloud.
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