Not sure what this has to do with Eisegesis  The implication, on the face of it, seems to be that we are using our own lens and interpreting what is written that way. Which is factually accurate, the effect occurs regardless of what information you are attempting to interpret, your own lens will ALWAYS bend reality to suit your view of it, however greatly or slightly it may be. The trick is both recognizing it within ourselves and accepting that we do not objectively view reality, we view it through the lens that is our experience, which is uniquely your own. No two people could ever live the exact same life, it's literally an impossibility. There may be similarities, but everyone is ultimately Unique in every sense of the word.  Not a lot of examples so far  Really? By what metric exactly? How narrow of a view are you applying? How do you define it proving itself? How much proof do you need before you act in accordance with your "principles"?