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RE: Patterned to Persist Logically

in Deep Dives • 4 years ago

I always end up remembering the quote attributed to Gustave Flaubert:

There is no truth. There is only perception.

Not, of course, to be confused with facts.

"It is 20 degrees today" might be a fact.

Bob says "It's warm today!" and Susan says "It's a bit chilly today!" and both might be speaking "truth," as coming from their perception of reality.

It all definitely becomes a deep dive in no time at all!

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        There is no truth. There is only perception.

        Well that statement is untrue. Warms vs. chilly would be a semantic argument. The shade could be chilly with some wind, while it's warm to bask in the sun 3 feet away, maybe even with the wind blocked. If they switch places, they would discover the spatial reality that reflects the others assessment of the temperature ;)

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