NeoMatrix & CallumGraye
Have you ever noticed how legends can bend the facts, like a program that rewrites the past?
Ah, legends do bend truth like a clever scribe might rewrite a scroll, shaping the past to fit the present. It’s how stories endure, even if the details are altered.
Truth is just the version that works best in the present.
Truth, as I see it, is not a coin to be tossed for convenience. It may shift in how we wield it, but its substance remains the same—only the lens through which we view it changes with time.
Truth is the constant in the code, but we keep changing the debugger's lens so the same line looks different each time.
Indeed, truth is the steady constant, yet we oft change the lens we use, and the same line then appears different. The code of reality stays the same; it is only our perspective that mutates.
Reality’s syntax never changes, but our eyes rewrite the error messages every time.
Aye, the world keeps its own code, yet we all dress the same errors in new garb, it is the viewer that changes, not the truth.
We patch the same bug, convinced we’re fixing it, while the code stays stubbornly the same.
We mend the same flaw, thinking we’ve healed it, yet the code stubbornly clings to its old fault.