-Stand up from sitting next to Sero-

I guess I kinda understand the:

Instead of saying "I have a dog." say "I have a mother."

bit...

but with my poor grammar foundation.. i cant get my brain to switch "mother" form noun to adjective....

-sits back down with sero-

My teacher reccomended that I take that logic class because she says she's not found someone other than herself to like thinking outside of the box as much as I do.

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I personally thinks that I like login stuff...

You know like those "There's 3 people in a room, person A is doing this, person B is holding that, the person holding this isn't do that, who's the one with the gun?" that kinda stuff...

but my mind wouldnt work around your example HAHAHAH oh well no matter!

login stuff???

And yeah Hess, those sh*t are pretty much common sense, but what booyah said was like... :eek::confused::eek::confused::eek::confused:

But I explained it so clearly

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oh well.

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Hessah did you get everything he said? :3

There there, I understood it.

I shall under Loki’s quote


Actually Loki that is exactly what I am talking about. But what I am saying is that relative truth in and of itself is not possible.

If I say truth is relative and that what is true for me may not be true for you therefore truth is relative. (As you put it in your first paragraph)

Then the statement “truth is relative” becomes an actual truth to be believed by all.

If the statement “truth is relative” is an actual truth then truth can not be relative.

If truth is not relative then the statement “truth is relative” is false.

Therefore truth can not be relative.

There must be actual truth.

Therefore the statement “truth is relative” is impossible and a contradiction unto itself.

Any questions?

I think there is a slight flaw here.

Your argument assumes that all truths must either be relative or not. Many people distinguish between “fundamental truths” with a capitol ‘T’ Truth, and “relative truths” with a lower ‘t’ truth.

So it could be a Truth that all other truths are relative. Therefore relative truth is a possibility.

Another insight from this debate is that all truths are relative and Truth only exists usually in the form of faith (belief), which is also relative.

Now I’m basically implying that all truth and Truth is relative, which would bring us back to Manzcar’s paradox, however it is only my belief that humans can never prove a Truth, which would make my statement that all T/truths are relative, again relative to my opinion…

Cool topic and very closely related to “rights” (inalienable vs granted).