You can tell a lie from the truth because the truth will be detailed and specific and a lie isn't creative but sounds too flat and cliche agree?

I don't think that is a universal truth. Many lies are detailed and intended to sound like truths. I see them in junk emails someone took much time to put together. They must have exchanged a special character resembling a letter as the domain had been cloned. It was very creative and deceptive, but Microsoft had good reason to classify it as junk and I blocked the sender.

Not sure. Sometimes the over stated details can seem disingenuous and thought out, to create a perfect backdrop for a lie.

Your statement holds no water, the only truth regarding truth is this:


"The truth is like a lion; you don’t have to defend it. Let it loose; it will defend itself.”
-St. Augustine-


How many laws passed by a US Congress are about the size of a Manhattan telephone book, often filled with massive propaganda?

Lies are told often and repeatedly with massive amounts of meaningless information used within these lies to embellish and validate them.

I think it's the other way around.

Disagree if I may