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Post by xxxxxxxxx on May 3, 2023 20:30:10 GMT
If I argue 2+2=4 then someone will comment that I may be wrong because of x. If I argue 2+2=/=4 then someone will comment that I may be wrong because of y. Either way I present a truth that contradicts someone else's truth. This is the universality of contradiction. Someone will disagree with what I just said.
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Post by Eugene 2.0 on May 4, 2023 14:59:57 GMT
It's not easy for people to come to the accepted by everyone a form of the truth. However, it doesn't mean the truth is impossible or unreachable.
It's possible that long long time ago people didn't have any disagreements, but later the disagreements became more and more daily and common, so until some kind of the Babel was built. Since that no common knowledge is shared, and we've been talking different languages, and the problem isn't in the truth, but a way of reaching it.
However, having plenty of languages or ways of receiving the truth isn't so bad, because it makes us being active and sentiel enough to try harder to reach some widsom. Otherwise, we became lazy and we turned into animals whose language is similar, but it doesn't mean they are able to become the receivers of wisdom.
I think we've got a chance to become wiser, and that is something that may be taken as some kind of a tresure. Life gives us a chance to do something, not just to follow stricly to its canons and the nature's traditions.
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Post by xxxxxxxxx on May 5, 2023 18:25:32 GMT
It's not easy for people to come to the accepted by everyone a form of the truth. However, it doesn't mean the truth is impossible or unreachable. It's possible that long long time ago people didn't have any disagreements, but later the disagreements became more and more daily and common, so until some kind of the Babel was built. Since that no common knowledge is shared, and we've been talking different languages, and the problem isn't in the truth, but a way of reaching it. However, having plenty of languages or ways of receiving the truth isn't so bad, because it makes us being active and sentiel enough to try harder to reach some widsom. Otherwise, we became lazy and we turned into animals whose language is similar, but it doesn't mean they are able to become the receivers of wisdom. I think we've got a chance to become wiser, and that is something that may be taken as some kind of a tresure. Life gives us a chance to do something, not just to follow stricly to its canons and the nature's traditions. I never said it was impossible or unreachable, as a matter of fact I was implying it ends in contradiction. Truth is absurd. |
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