Every explanation of a phenomenon is a story, revealing much more of the mindstate of the one who’s telling it rather than the phenomenon itself.
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When these explanations are read by people under the same mindstate, they seem to convey the ultimate truth; e.g. a scientific explanation of the world is for someone brought up in the 21st century much more convincing than a theistic one because it fits the modern mindframe.
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However, these explanations are all, in the end, stories, and stories always only show a partial, biased and decorated view rather than the big picture; the truth.
Truth can’t be expressed in a story, but only because it doesn’t need to be expressed. It just is.
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