"Truth in media for actual comparisons".

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   Having cohabited with a Sociology/Anthropology university-student while she was in the midst of their thesis I have come to see that the perception from where one thinks from while making a comparison to reality would make it necessary for the "media of truth" to be factual. 

Otherwise reflecting on broad-casted "taped-dribble" would lead to a mindset of the same.

Looking at a window covered with "old newspapers" instead of "looking out" the actual window has one trading in nostalgia for fact.

Fairy-tales were written so one might seek out the truth...

Not so one would write an analysis of the fairy-tale.

A person who steals their mother's purse will submerge their mind into anybody's "stool" of antiquity.