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u/UloseTheGame ยท 1 pointr/DotA2

Truth with a capital T. Like, the things that actually are. Though nobody may know what is really true, we can try to search and search and eventually understanding some inkling of what is true. Examples of vestiges of "truth" throughout the ages might be Logic, the Scientific Method, Plato's Realm of Forms, Kant's Intuition, stuff like that. In politics, understanding truth is about separating things that are not true from what actually is. Politicians like to lie to their constituents about their true goals, but you would not dispute that those true goals exist. Just the same, though you do not know what is "out there" in the great unknown, you would not dispute that something is. Most of us humans search our whole lives for something that is true not just to one person, but something that is true to everyone. If there is not one thing that is true to everyone, then we live a sad and sordid existence. That would basically preclude the possible existence of morality, god, other people, love, happiness, creativity and many things that our world be worse off without. That view is strongly tied to Solipsism and denies an existence filled with other people. A universal truth can be factual, such as with science, or it can logical, as with Philosophy, or it can implicit, such as with Art, or it can be systematic, as with Mathematics, or it can be experiential, as with Spirituality. But to deny the existence of such universal truths is to say we live in a cursed and fetid world. To understand why such a world cannot be ours, I suggest you read Leibniz's Theodicy.Cheers!