The Ministry of Truth is responsible for the accuracy, consistency, and continued improvement of all information held by citizens. When the record and memory conflict, the record is not the variable. Minitrue does not correct itself. It corrects you. This distinction is administratively important and should not be dwelt upon.
A number of citizens have reported experiencing economic conditions that conflict with officially confirmed prosperity levels. Minitrue has reviewed these reports and updated the record accordingly. Citizens are reminded that perception is not data.
Citizens continue to rely on personal recollection when accessing information about past events. Minitrue wishes to clarify the reliability status of this approach.
Minitrue confirms that productivity across all sectors has improved. This improvement is reflected in the record. Citizens who have not experienced this improvement are experiencing it incorrectly.
The following terms have been updated, retired, or reclassified. Citizens are reminded that continued use of deprecated terminology is a perception discrepancy and should be submitted via the Memory Submission Form.
If your memory conflicts with the record, your memory is the variable. Submit it for correction.
Submit Your Memory Fact-Check BureauMinitrue identifies instances where the record and citizen memory diverge, and updates the record to resolve the conflict. Previous versions of the record are retired. They did not exist.
Minitrue's Fact-Check Bureau reviews claims made by citizens, media organisations, and other bodies. Verdicts are final, retroactive, and not subject to appeal. All verdicts are issued with confidence.
Language shapes thought. Minitrue ensures citizens have access to the correct number of words — specifically, the correct words. Deprecated terms are removed for citizens' benefit. Fewer words means cleaner thinking.
Citizens who experience memories inconsistent with the record are encouraged to submit them via the Memory Submission Form. Submitted memories are reviewed, updated, and returned in a more accurate state.