How it Impacts the Larger Good

How it Impacts the Larger Good
Being logical creatures, it is essential for our derived truths to be accurate. Our life is a result of the choices that we make over time. If we do not begin with the truth from the start, is time wasted? Some may agree and others may disagree: the example below shows one of the few reasons someone would disagree that the truth is more important than gut feeling alone. "For example: When I was at a horse race, someone told me to bet on horse 1 (the fastest one), but my gut feeling told me to go with horse 6. Horse 1 had more training, more private funding, and a better meal plan. However, when horse 6 won, and I recieved a 100:1 payout on my money. I had one party telling me what to do and another (my instincts) telling me a different story. I would argue my truth can be derived from emotions as well - I just hope the emotions are correct."The result of our choices will yield different results with each; furthermore, if you begin a choice with false truth you are never able to correctly make an accurate decision.

Summary
You may never know what result will come from the choices you make, but if the logic is not truthful then you are left with only emotions to base your decisions off of. I later discovered (through careful investigation) that the horse race had been lying about horse 1 and 6 - intentionally swapping the numbers - therefore, guaranteeing me A LOT of money won.

I got lucky under false-truth-circumstances, but Prima was not so lucky: there were absolutely no citizens whose emotions were telling them that Greek mythologies existed deep inside of Area 51 - and we know very well from Act I that Area 51 was giving them LOADS of false truths.