The truth is, the truth will never really be known. What is seen can be obstructed by bias. What is heard can be misconstrued by tone. What is felt can be misleading. The ability to witness an abundance of information simultaneously can reap havoc on perception. Too much on one subject warps reality. Paying too much attention leads to being misguided unable to see the big picture of what is actually happening. To adapt to this fast moving world there is an intricate balance that has to be with held. Believe 50% of what is heard, seen and felt. Put trust into individual intuition and be receptive to new ideas.