In life, there are really only two perspectives you can have on reality. You either believe in
<the truth>
or
<a truth>.
I will argue that to believe in <a truth> is far more beneficial to humankind, and that we should even actually sometimes avoid <the truth>.
<The truth> is that everything in the universe is loose and fluid. Yes, really everything. There is no universal order. Morality is fluid. There is no such thing as a universal good or universal bad. It simply doesn’t exist. Gender is fluid, too. In your head, you can feel more feminine or masculine, and at some point it tips towards one way or another. Sexuality is fluid, beauty is fluid. All of life is totally fluid and we are all on a spectrum of some sort - all a bit gay, a bit straight, a bit masculine, a bit feminine. The only real wall is literally ::being a man with a cock vs being a woman with a cunt::, and even this is blurred in some people (hermaphrodites).
Taoism and other ancient seeking arts have spoken about this extensively, and science (remember this) is backing it too more and more every day. The Tao Te Ching says ‘If it can be named, it is not reality’. Because 'naming' means to take a piece of reality and put it into an artificial box. To give it limits and walls. Quantum mechanics says all of reality is in flux until it solidifies when we observe it. But in reality, <the truth> does not have walls and it is not solid. This is why poetry and art still exists! Because the same thing can be looked at in /infinity/ ways.
You can guess that all scientists are seekers of <the truth>. Atheists too, since believing in God actually means believing in <a truth>.
To believe in <a truth> means to follow a set of rules that define reality for you. That take the mess and primordial soup that is reality and gives it some fuzzy edges that you can touch and see and pick up. It paves a road with signs and says ‘go here’. So that you, as a human-animal, can get on with life without chaos.
Believing in <a truth> gives you purpose, clarity, and stops society from devolving into nihilistic, lost, depressed, anxious people. Because it’s in human nature to want <a truth>. For some reason we are wired this way. But if you mistakenly start looking for <a truth> in <the truth>, you will find yourself dropped into the infinite ocean. Unless you are ready to call yourself God and define reality, there is no way to navigate this.
It is better for all of humanity for us all to believe in <a truth>, with set limits and guides on how to live. All the religions understood this and offered it to their people.
When <the truth> takes over in a society, we become left wing. Science is inherently left-wing. It is progressive towards truth, which is <the truth>, which is that nothing is real, and therefore rules are not real, and therefore you may be whoever you want to be. This is why we have more gay people, trans people, crimes that are forgiven, criminals rereleased and femininity, which is inherently loose and ungrounded.
Usually, seekers of <the truth> were either not given <a truth> growing up, or rejected and rebelled against the demands expected of any <a truth>. To believe and have reality clarified for you means to follow rules and work on duties. In religion, that might mean praying 5 times a day, fasting, going to confession, etc. All gods have expectations in return for their gift of clarity.
Moving towards <the truth> is the easy option. It means there are no rules. It means there is no pressure to behave yourself.
If it’s not clear, leftists are seekers of <the truth>, and the right are believers of <a truth>, even if not religion. It’s exactly why the left always likes to use education as a reason to discredit the right wing voters. Because they are technically ‘correct’, which feels indisputable, but they don’t realise the downstream effects of <the truth>: chaos.
And now the gloves come off. What must happen is that men must decide and enforce what reality should look like. Men should decide, at the expense of reality, how we should all live. Sometimes that man is God, sometimes it is an unafraid man who has seen reality and decided to define his own <a truth>. And this is how order is maintained. When <the truth> takes over, we lose order. When we clip <the truth>'s wings, and we say 'no—men must love women and start families', we are engaging in <a truth>. When we say 'you have killed a person, you must now die', that is <a truth>. Any sort of decision-making in life moves you away from reality, which is fluid, and into belief, which is <a truth>.
<A truth> is what’s right. It means deciding who you are, how you are, what you believe in, and forcing your woman to meet you at those expectations, or using it to filter people against those values so you may know who your people are. It is losing other opportunities (because <the truth> is infinite), in favour of clarity.
<A truth> is clarity.
<The truth> is confusion.