Keep in mind there's a somewhat subtle layer of nuance to this.

The paradigm I'm talking about could be called post-post-modernism, which means although there is still no ultimate absolute truth and everything is framed in self referential narratives that vie for power and infulence over populations, YET within those non-truthful narratives there are embedded discrete "truth like" notions and sentiments such as beauty and goodness and authenticity. They are validated as benign novelties that still do nothing to connect us to unassailable universals.

So for instance some piece of entertainment may still portray say a morally based and spiritually centered individual in a positive light, and really any character who doesn't unquestioningly accept change for the sake of change, but if you examine these sorts of portrayals closely they're valued really in the limited sense that there is something charming and authentic, sometimes helpful or at least not harmful or consequential to others, about their ultimately delusional mindsets.