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In contrast, the type of truth often upheld by businessmen, politicians, and journalists revolves around perception. This form of truth is less about objective reality and more about what can be successfully sold or communicated to the public. If an idea or narrative can be marketed effectively, it can be deemed true; if it cannot, it is considered false. This malleable nature of perceptual truth opens the door for manipulation and differentiation, as reality can often be distorted through advertising and rhetoric.