There is a beautiful story I heard about Lord Krishna, Yudhishtra and Duryodhan.
Once Lord Krishna called both Duryodhan and Yudhishtra into his room. When they came and stood near his feet, he told them that he had a work for both of them.
“Duryodhan, I want you to go out and find one good person in this village.”
“Yudhishtra, I want you to go out and find one bad person in this village.”
He asked them to come up with at least one person each before the end of the day.
At the end of the day, both Duryodhan and Yudhishtra returned empty-handed. There was no one with them.
Krishna asked Yudhishtra why he didn’t bring any person with him. Yudhishtra responded that all the people in the village are good and he couldn’t find even one bad person in the entire village.
Duryodhan countered Yudhishtra and asked him not to lie in front of the Lord. He said, “In the same village, I have roamed. I could not find a single good person in the village.”
Then, they both looked at Lord Krishna for the resolution of the dispute. One of them was correct and the other incorrect, they thought.
However, the Lord didn’t say anything but kept laughing. When Duryodhan asked why he was laughing and not answering their question, Krishna responded that none of them was wrong. He said that this world is like an ocean and what a person sees in this ocean is just his reflection. So, it was natural for Duryodhan and Yudhishtra to differ.