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The Death of Truth

by João de Nóbrega Pupo

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Oh See, a Mammal 04:44
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Is It an Odd Number 08:58
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Pollyanna Plays a Dangerous Game 06:21
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In Visceral Dissonance 04:06
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Cornucopian Beliefs 08:19
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The Death of Truth 07:35

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The Death of Truth

“All things are subject to interpretation. Whichever interpretation prevails at a given time is a function of power and not truth.”
Friedrich Nietzsche

Evolution grows into the darndest things. Babies who had the ability to recognise a smile on their mother’s face had higher probability to connect with their progenitors on a motion level, resulting in a higher chance to stay alive. The hominids who recognised shapes of both predators and preys between the dense forests lived longer to pass their genes to futures generations.

However, evolution recons that it is better for certain faculties to be developed in excess, than in scarcity. Various perceptive phenomena came as side effects from that excess, which is the case of the Apophenia, the recognition of patterns in random data. Maintaining a motional link with particular notions could also offer evolutive advantage, in a pre-scientific method world.
Still, when cognitive fallacies get collective acceptance, they tend to grow stronger and stronger without any room for reasoning. Indeed, it is easier to grasp or chase a familiar concept than acquire updated information that ravishes lifelong personal beliefs. Our only tools to fight this tendency is patience and early education. And so, this is not meant to be a harsh criticism on post-truth, but an explicative sound narrative containing a factual core for why said fallacies and cognitive phenomena are formed.

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released September 10, 2021

Music by João de Nóbrega Pupo
Mastered by Ricardo Borges
Artwork by Mafalda Melim

Vocals on track 2 by Teresa Arega

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