Truth requires immense faith in what you think you know. Most evidence is subjective, dependent on the decoder's programming. The mechanism accepts truth and lies through the same channel — the intent behind the signal determines whether coherence or deception enters the broadcast.
What you accept as truth is shaped entirely by the decoder's programming. Most evidence is subjective and dependent on your view. This is not relativism — it is the recognition that the mechanism processes all input through the same biased lens. Knowing this is the first step to calibrating for accuracy.
Deception — including self-deception — creates incoherence in the broadcast. When you convince yourself that something false is true, the decoder receives conflicting signals. Lies persist in the broadcast long after the words fade. The mechanism cannot tune to clarity while running deception in the background.