Yes, and people are more inclined to grab a donut over an apple.

If you want to actually dig under the surface, you should examine the roles and life cycles of narratives.

That sense of collective purpose and focus, which binds societies together. Which naturally creates power struggles over their direction and control.

Saying one narrative is true and another is false doesn't give you any sort of objective perspective, given the degree of nuance hidden in these often binary choices.

Then again, you might just prefer donuts.

Though as you get older, your appetite will grow more nuanced and you will find life is a kaleidoscope of often conflicting visions, versions, beliefs, cultures and conventions. It's what gives life its texture and density.

People prefer answers over truths. That's why there are so many politicians and priests, while philosophy is neutered and confined to the back alleys of acedemia. They don't want to have to think, just have something to follow.