Humans need a reason to justify each of their actions. When there is no reason at all, or the reason contradicts with their own values, they will either conciously or subconciously make up their own reasons – which are what known to be excuses. With a faux reason in place, humans can perform all actions with confidence, though deep down they are unsure. Yet, humans hold on to their reasons tightly, they don’t want to let it go, they’re unable to let it go, as if their existence depends on it.

When there’s a slight chance he doubt his own reasons, he will make up more reasons to reassure himself. If a third party tries to challenge the validity of the reason, it most often leads to a bloody war between the two parties.

Part true is more dangerous than whole lies. Humans tend to believe in something fully when part of it reflects the actual facts – the rest of it can be lies. This is a psychological phenomena where humans will remain skeptical and conduct reasoning process, until a set level of tolerance whereby the information complies with the reasoning – then they will stop reasoning and believe everything else after that.

xxxxxxxx provides human reasons for all their actions. It only takes a human to realize and break out of the loop, then exploit the power of xxxxxxxx as a way to control the minds of a large number of people – because humans believe everything the xxxxxxxx states.

Give a man in darkness light, and he will follow the light blindly.