There was once a story of a kid. This kid lived a normal life without too a lot
of pressure or conflict. You could think of him as being described as:

Kid {
	string name
	int+ age
	array hobbies
}

Later, he began to read different books and talk to a few adults who 
showed him opinions and ideologies that conflicted.

BookA {
	string religion = "none"
	string social_views = "humanism"
	string economic_views = "support everyone and prosper"
}

BookB {
	string religion = "Christian"
	string social_views = "tradition"
	string economic_views = "Let things be"
}

BookC {
	string religion = "Buddhist"
	string social_views = "Leave everyone alone."
	string economic_views = "Don't be wasteful."
}

Now, after reading these the kid became curious. "How could there be 
more than one answer?", he asked. "What do they mean in saying what they 
say?", and "Which one is good?", all came from his eager self. Many 
adults said to him that the view which they agreeded with was right, and 
the others were foolish.

The kid saw how the adults were acting and how to each of them their 
view was best. This made the kid very confused. "How can everyone be 
right?", he wispered to himself. "Wait, what if they're all wrong?", was 
soon followed. After some time, "Perhaps it's best to find the best traits 
from all of them?", he mentioned.