Nulnul7 Figurative: The story of Earolobidite

The story of Greek goddess of listening and understanding Earolobidite was the great granddaughter of Zeus. She had no ears to hear the teachings of Aristotle and Plato so she asked her great grandfather for ears. Zeus gave her an ear which was so big that she was able hear all the words spoken all around the world, most of it were spoken by the people who were misled by the God of false words, Twittoritos. When she heard all the false sentences uttered by people, she belived that they were true. One day when she was having a lunch at Mount Olympus with her great grandfather she told him all the words uttered by Twittoritos. Then Zeus understood his mistake and gave her the capacity to tell apart truth from lies. The Zeus told her to go down and tell the mortal man what is true and what is false. But the mortal men said “No, thank you. But we want to believe whatever our hearts desire”. Earlobitide pointed to the sky and said “unless you denounce teaching of Twittoritos, my greatgrandpapa will curse you all.” But the mortal men still did not listen. Zeus cursed them to live in a world of subjective truth and banned them from climbing Mount Olympus.