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Well I inferred that absolute truth is justifiable from your proposal ( reply #6 ) that if absolute truth didn't exist the premise that absolute truth is false is itself false because it isn't absolutely true.okay, but I learned it from watching you!
learned what?
I don't know. This merry-go-round is making me queasy
Following on from a post above, if I say "you don't exist" is the paradox sufficient to prove existence...
Does it matter if I know as long as the observed knows?
How can you know that they know if you can't even know that they exist?
Does it matter that I know that they know?
Of course. Otherwise, how can you know?
Does it matter if I know as long as the observed knows?
How can you know that they know if you can't even know that they exist?
Does it matter that I know that they know?
"Does it matter that I know that they know?"
yes because then you would disappear and they would become you and you them.
okay, but I learned it from watching you!none, can you give an example of a truth that is valid in all contexts?I haven't been able to think of an example that satisfies all contexts
Off the top of my head I come up with contexts that are impossible, ideal, relevant, irrelevant and I can't reconcile a truth that is cohesive across the spectrum...
well then ditch it.
Does it matter if I know as long as the observed knows?
How can you know that they know if you can't even know that they exist?
none, can you give an example of a truth that is valid in all contexts?I haven't been able to think of an example that satisfies all contexts
Off the top of my head I come up with contexts that are impossible, ideal, relevant, irrelevant and I can't reconcile a truth that is cohesive across the spectrum...
