Frank wrote on Feb 16
th, 2024 at 10:51am:
Mathematical truths are absolute.
Not to be confused with moral truths which are, by necessity/definition, contingent.
I 'like' that statement.

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What is truth ?
If i step outside on a sunny day and look up, 1/ the sky looks
blue,
and that bright thing which hurts my eyes,
is
our star, 2/ we call it 'the sun'.
But because [at that moment in time....on a bright, cloudless day] i can't see any other stars, does that mean [should that be, determinative] that there are no other stars 'up there' ?
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And 'radio waves' ?
I can't see them, yet your smart phone works.
But 500 years ago, we didn't have machines that could detect radio waves.
And yet, even 500 years ago, forms of radio waves [in 'nature'] still existed.
Today, we humans still cannot see 'invisible' radio waves.
But today, a human being of average intelligence, would never dream of claiming that because we cannot see them, radio waves do not exist.
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Two different human beings, each decide to go on a trek,
they each go searching, and searching, and searching.
And being independently minded, they end up searching in different locales. [....what caused such a divergence ?]
On their treks,
they each have differing experiences, and they each 'find out' new and different things.
In each, a different experience, can cause a different
perception, of 'reality'.
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Stay curious.
Always ask questions, even impertinent ones !

Jeremiah 29:13
And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.
Psalms 119:54
Thy statutes have been my songs in the house of my pilgrimage.
To me, this life is a pilgrimage. ....a journey.