They’ll Only See the Truth When It Hurts Enough

Some people don’t want the truth—they want comfort.
They want certainty, identity, control. And when the truth threatens those things, they will choose the lie. Not because they are stupid, but because the lie is doing something for them.

In this video, we explore the deeper meaning behind the phrase:
“Let he who will be fooled, be fooled.”

This is not about giving up on people—it's about understanding the psychology of belief, illusion, and awakening. You can’t force someone to wake up. They have to choose to see.

🔍 Topics Covered:

Why deception always involves consent

How lies offer emotional rewards

The futility of arguing someone out of a belief

Why awakening must be voluntary

The moment when truth finally breaks through

If you're ready to see why people cling to illusions and what it takes for them to let go, this is for you.

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