What makes things true?

[AmerikazMost]

This is not an attack, but.. can you give us examples?

Anyone can edit it. It's pretty obvious things will be inaccurate.


Puff, I remember that whole Capitol Hill thing. I thought it was pretty damn funny myself.

 

[Vaudeville]

Wikipedia is amazing and yes you should always use more than once source. In my experience what I've read in wiki is accurate, except for a few one sided articles. Also, those who like to fuck information up for those who seek it are greately out numbered by those who really give credible information without malice.

 

[mechman]

You are not true until proven false.

 

[S. Fourteen]

evidence based trials that can be replicated to achieve the same results. this is a 3rd grade question.

Is your faith in God true? Prove it.

If god is not your thing then how about love?

Your love towards your wife for example. Can you prove to me that your love is true?

 

[AmerikazMost]

Is your faith in God true? Prove it.

If god is not your thing then how about love?

Your love towards your wife for example. Can you prove to me that your love is true?

Love is neither true nor false.


Faith in God is neither true nor false. The existence (or lack thereof) of God is, but your faith isn't. You either have it or you don't. You can lie about it to others, but you know whether you do or not. It's not really up for debate.

 

[S. Fourteen]

So what you're saying is there is NO real or fake love, that love is love no matter what. Correct?

 

[AmerikazMost]

So what you're saying is there is NO real or fake love, that love is love no matter what. Correct?

Yes.

You love some or you don't. If you're faking it, then you don't. If you think you do but you don't, then you're simply blinded.

 

[Jurhum]

A proof makes something true

But proof is dead?

 

[Eric]

But proof is dead?

LMAO.

 

[ill-matic]

how can wiki be post modern when it's from 2006?

i was referring to these "truth" questions

 

[Mr.Deuce]

Feeling it in your heart and you seeing it with your own eyes

:thumb:

 

[troublesome2004]

But proof is dead?

Trying to be sarcastic? :fury:

 

[Bender]

Because you read it in a book?

Because somebody you trust told you?

Because you KNOW it in your heart?

Because you witnessed it?


What?

May I suggest you go read a book on Philosophy, maybe Logic perhaps. I'm sure some of the concepts you'd find would answer your question:




Premisses + Premisses = conclusion.

If both premisses are valid (true), then so is the conclusion.