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Truth unobscured

It was the first day of the impeachment proceedings in the United States Senate, and my social media feeds were full of cynicism from both sides about the trial and its potential outcome. Regardless of their political affiliation, people seemed to be in agreement about only one thing: There was no way the truth would ever come out.

Truth often feels like something very personal – our experience of particular events in contrast to someone else’s. And

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