Werner Herzog challenges the traditional notions of truth, suggesting that sometimes a lie can convey a deeper, more meaningful reality, transcending factual accuracy.
If one must lie to attack it, this suggests a lack of arguments against it. To use an analogy, if a prosecutor lies to convict a person, this suggests they have no case-otherwise they would rely on evidence.
The Editors weaves Wikipedia's volunteers into a global suspense tale
"...there's something about fiction—one of the strengths is that you can get inside the characters. You can illustrate their emotions, conflicts, and motivations in ways reporting can't."
Alec Baldwin says he will 'expose what really happened' in 'Rust' shooting: 'There's more to come'
Baldwin stated on a podcast, "the truth of what happened has never been told," emphasizing a future effort to reveal the actual events during the 'Rust' shooting.