"Evidence-based reality." Never heard of it? You should. It's being tossed about by academic, government, corporate and LEO leaders as an in-house recognized term-of-art. From the Aspen Institute's Commission on Information Disorder, under their mission:

www.aspeninstitute.org/programs/commission-on-information-disorder/

"How government, private industry, and civil society can work together in the short term to help protect underrepresented groups, and engage disaffected populations who have lost faith in evidence-based reality"

Make sure you "Meet the Commissioners." Some very notable ones:

www.aspeninstitute.org/programs/commission-on-information-disorder/meet-the-commissioners/

(Dept of Homeland Security's safest, most secure election ever ignominy Chris Krebs and Alex Stamos, Katie Couric, Prince Harry, noted leftist propagandists Kate Starbird and Yasmin Green, Fox News' Kathryn Murdoch, NV AG Aaron Ford, TX Cong. Will Hurd, among others.)

Perhaps a regime might not go so far as to call revolutionary truth-tellers dangerous fascists or domestic terrorists. They might turn to another favorite of totalitarians, deeming those who oppose them mentally ill. Insane. Criminally insane if they are too exuberant in their truth-telling and resist being silenced. Dissociated from "evidence-based reality."