Quote by Robert Gilmore

“And what’s true sometimes isn’t nearly as important as what people believe to be true.”

— John G. Hemry

“difficult conversations are almost never about getting the facts right. They are about conflicting perceptions, interpretations, and values.”

— Douglas Stone

“everybody is resting on a set of interpretations, and we need to be honest about it.”

— Rob Bell

“Distinguish clearly truth from lies and fact from fiction.”

— Steven Redhead

“However, it must not be assumed that bullshit always and necessarily has pretentiousness as its motive.”

— Harry G. Frankfurt

“Most of the time, there is no truth, only various levels of interpretation. Fact is a construct we provide to the public.”

— Lauren Willig

“... anecdotes can easily become interpretations, and the facts expand in minds when they are not opposed by knowledge.”

— Bernd Heinrich

“We can tell you many things, but none are certain and many are lies.”

— Ginn Hale

“Many internal story lines are not rooted in our basic sanity or wisdom, but rather in our confusion.”

— Lodro Rinzler

“Sometimes, some lies that spoken with high confidence could be more receptive than facts that spoken with doubt.”

— Toba Beta

“But sometimes people need to be believed in more than they need to be told what is so.”

— Adriana Mather

“and people could only make sense of complicated matters through stories. Likewise”

— Neal Stephenson