I'm not really familiar with Michael Saylor but I agree that truth is important when conveying a message or trying to convince someone of something. So many people in crypto make embellished and/or untruthful statements, and often they are easily disporoveable with some digging or even just a little critical thinking. Once you catch a lie though (or maybe two depending), it's all over for them. It's hard to take them seriously or trust what they have to say about anything.