McBell
Unbound
I agree.What people consider has no bearing on the fact or the truth of a matter.
However, there are those who believe it does.
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I agree.What people consider has no bearing on the fact or the truth of a matter.
i seem to share that with every one else , perhaps you could define those terms.I am quite sure you mean something entirely different.
LOL I capitalized "the truth" to try to get it into your head that it's true that London is the capital of England no matter if I subjectively thought otherwise. Do you understand that? That what is true doesn't depend on subjective opinions?
No it doesn't. It's the truth that London is the capital of England regardless of my subjective opinion whether that fact is important.Truth depends on the subjective opinion whether a fact is important.
i seem to share that with every one else , perhaps you could define those terms.
No it doesn't. It's the truth that London is the capital of England regardless of my subjective opinion whether that fact is important.
facts are true. period. the colloquial 'the truth ' is made of facts. period. subjective things are neither fact nor true. for example the subjective opinion green is the best color is neither a fact nor true. howeer it is a true fact that i think it is.
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that makes no sense nor has any justification. please reread my post and respond to each point.Non-argument. With truth it is the importance of it which is subjective, not the fact.
And how come you all refuse to accomodate subjectivity with a terms that denotes important facts? It is because you all reject subjectivity.
And how come you all refuse to accomodate subjectivity with a term that denotes important facts?
that makes no sense nor has any justification. please reread my post and respond to each point.
how does subjectivity relate to fact.
Because subjectivity does not have much to do with important facts.
You may not realise that, you obviously believe differently. But reality is what doesn't change regardless of what people (including you) feel or believe.
Tom
how does that effect the fact and its truthfulness.they found frozen water on pluto i cared my coworker did not either way its truth.By finding a particular fact important, or not important.
how does that effect the fact and its truthfulness.they found frozen wateron pkuto i cared my coworker did not either way its truth.
but importance has no baring on its truthfulness.Subjectivty has lots to do with what is important and what isn't.
but importance has no baring on its truthfulness.
https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?p=definition+of+truth+&ei=UTF-8&hspart=mozilla&hsimp=yhs-004It's only truth if you find it is an important fact, otherwise it is just a fact.
subjectivity and importance has nothing to do with it.the truth : the real facts about something : the things that are true
: the quality or state of being true
: a statement or idea that is true or accepted as true
nothing to do with facts or truth.Subjectivity refers to how someone's judgment is shaped by personal opinions and feelings instead of outside influences. Subjectivity is partially responsible for why one person loves an abstract painting while another person hates it.
nothing to do with facts or truth.Subjectivity refers to how someone's judgment is shaped by personal opinions and feelings instead of outside influences. Subjectivity is partially responsible for why one person loves an abstract painting while another person hates it.
https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?p=definition+of+truth+&ei=UTF-8&hspart=mozilla&hsimp=yhs-004
subjectivity and importance has nothing to do with it.
no you don't understand the definition of the words you are using .That's what you say, but you also simply do not understand how it works if it would apply. You ask the same question over and over, showing you do not comprehend how to arrive at an important fact, rather than an unimportant fact.