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There are only facts and the unknown in this world.
Truth and lies are much different than fact and fiction. |
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No matter what your belief, there is still a truth. Even if we live in a matrix style world, where
perspective is truth, there is no argument that the truth is still the only truth. |
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I agree that truth is objective and based on absolute fact.
The area between fact and fiction, on the other hand, is based upon wishful thinking and is known as
"truthiness". |
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Yes. There is what you Know.
And What you know is not necessarily what you have read or been told. |
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I'm only saying true because there are indeed some things "true" regardless of interpretation. 2+2
is 4, the earth orbits the sun, etc. I want to point out though that a vast majority of what people
claim to be "true" really is up to interpretation, such as claims that a right is inviolable, or
that the Bible states something so therefore it must be true with no room for argument. In fact
humans seldom trot out the word truth when they're talking about scientifically verifiable
phenomenon, they usually only bring it out when they want to push a social agenda. |
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Technically i can't prove that anything doesn't exist. Since they don't exist there's no evidence of
them not existing and thus we cant "prove" they don't.
To you that house is green. To me its blue. Who's telling the truth? Neither of us since definitions
are opinion.
I'm not sure what you mean by between?wouldn't that kill the whole truth is not interpretation? |
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Verum the fact of the matter in hand in this debate is the simple interpretation of truth, there is
no fiction in that, no matter which way you try and twist it. You can't get blood out of a stone,
TRUE? |
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 joe9  26 Aug 2008 11:19
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There is fact, fiction, in between, little bit of fact with a lot of fiction, and a lot of fact with
a little bit of fiction. The in between can certainly be in favor of one. Shouldn't that be a
factor? |
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