A literary and metaphysical standard where myth reveals inner reality better than literal modern description.
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truthful but not factual
A literary and metaphysical standard where myth reveals inner reality better than literal modern description.
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"So, again, this is not factual. Athena doesn't really exist, but it's truthful in that it gives us insight into how the human brain..."
"He saw all eyes focused on him, okay? So this is factual, but it's not truthful. Do you understand? It doesn't give us insight..."
"...as just gods and spirits okay and even though it's not factual it is truthful in that it allows us to better understand the..."
"...Ukraine will probably win this war so that's the kind of factual if America did not intervene in this war what happened in reality..."
"...gas, it's caused the economy to crater. So the kind of factual is the Americans didn't do this. The Americans didn't blow up the..."
"...true, but let's look at something called game theory kind of factual. Okay? What I'm going to do is I'm going to show you..."
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