We often mistake information that aligns with our beliefs
as undeniable truth.
Worse yet, we sometimes impose that belief on others.

For instance,
when one hears the conspiracy theory that
"the moon landing was faked,"
and it resonates with their suspicion,
they may embrace it without questioning any counter-evidence.

But blind conviction without verification
only reveals a mind that has stopped thinking.
A wise person listens even to opposing views,
thinks deeply, and then decides for themselves.

Truth is not found at the end of certainty,
but at the beginning of verification.