'Two Truths and a Lie,' a manipulation technique for building credibility through misdirection.
It wraps a core deception inside real, verifiable elements so the whole package feels trustworthy.
The engine describes how controlled opposition uses it — being correct on 80% of what they say to earn trust, then redirecting people on the 20% that really counts.
It explains how misleaders stay believable: honesty on small things buys cover for the deception on big things. Spotting it means checking the point that matters most, not the easy truths.