If humans would more understand that following facts leads everyone on a individual path of reality

i.e. everyone's reality would be based on stories overheard and devised themselves with an individual set of events that would 'build' a person's character.

Whether it would be possible for one person to 'know almost all facts' (mostly in cases OUTSIDE personal firt-tier experience i.e. news reports that one cannot possibly know on a personal level the actual facts) and therefore rationalizing themselves to 'the only conclusion possible' seems a much bigger task than humans would think.

Storytelling is the way humans compute events and impressions. Lies (or untruths or half-truths) that humans on an emotional level see through are much easier caught in their sieves i.e. postmodern stories about all the things people watch and read in the news reels etc seems to have a different meaning than old religious stories which seems to bear enough for (curious) people to actually understand the meaning of those stories and then meaning occurs in the mind.