<div>Last Saturday as I hosted TED X Dalt Vila on stage here in Ibiza, I invited a talk about the Truth.<br> <br> It IS supposed to be absolute, unquestionable and the facts that form the very foundation of everything we know or at least expect to be true. <br> <br> But in today’s world—where deepfakes blur reality, misinformation spreads like wildfire, and algorithms shape what we see and believe—how do we even begin to separate fact from fiction?<br> <br> We live in an era where narratives outweigh nuance and headlines out shout honesty.<br> <br> Where the sheer volume of information doesn’t make us more informed, but more divided, more uncertain, and more vulnerable to have the wool pulled over our eyes. <br> <br> Our next speaker is someone who carved out career as an investigative journalist.<br> <br> Bob Trafford spent years unearthing hidden truths, analysing evidence, and navigating the delicate line between what is real and what is manufactured working for <a href="https://forensic-architecture.org/">Forensic Architecture. </a><br> <br> His work doesn’t just reveal what we believe to be true—but why we believe it.<br> <br> So, in a world where the truth is increasingly up for debate, how do we find it?<br> <br> And just as importantly—how do we protect it?<br> <br> <br> <br> </div>