I actually borrowed the punchline from the movie "Michael Clayton" where it is shown that money/power can be used to adjust the truth.
But what I meant here is something more deep.
Let me give it a try.
Truth is overrated. Absolute truth does not exist.It is always relative as with everything else that we deal in real life.
How can you answer such questions and how your answers will relate to truth
Who is the best Mommy in the world?
Who is the best pet dog in the world?
Who has the best trading system?
Whose trend line is the most accurate?
Three persons in a jungle catch a glimpse of a huge beast for a second.
At that particular instant person 1 was in the front and person 2 was in the back and the person 3 was up in the tree.
When they regrouped all three of them claim to watch the beast and to settle they decided to draw the picture of the beast.
The person1 drew the front portion.
The person2 drew the back portion.
The person3 drew the top view.
None of them matched so fighting continued to find out who is telling the truth.
If you see
All the diagrams are TRUE with respect to what each of them saw.
All the diagram are FALSE in representing the actual beast.
So lets not argue about absolute TRUTH and lets adjust the truth each day a little bit here and little bit there and chill