Is it possible that theist, atheist and everyone else gets reality wrong?

You obviously do not appreciate just how hard it is to thread a tightrope through the eye of a camel. It's like trying to find a needle in a camel's back. Then again, to get to the eye of a camel, you need to get real close to the teeth of a camel. But then again, to get to the teeth of the camel, you need to get real close to the spit of a camel, and that smells really bad!

Its also difficult to slam dunk the golf ball.

I will take your word on that. Have you had a camel spit on you?

I think we all do, and I think we all should...I think the truth is comprised of what everyone thinks...Our ways of communicating this, or trying to come to agreements are what you call "sociopathic"

That is the root of where your definition of "sociopathic" comes from...there is no reason no matter what faith, or irreligious you may be to actually believe that anyone, (even one self) knows more than anyone else...It is very, very difficult to be a very humble person...and I think that humans (in general) have to rid that garbage out...and that includes me, because I know I am guilty...I do not know how it will be done/ if it can...but if there is a God then I am positive that that is where he would be found...

We are all presented with the same or similar information, we each one make logic or reason in our own mind. Whatever is missing, we fill in with ignorance and/or faith. The way we bind that together is what creates our relative reality. As each one lives a comparitive but decidedly different reality according to his or her belief system, not all can be right, however it is plausible that all could be wrong.