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The Mystery Behind the Truth

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The Mystery Behind The Truth

What is the Truth? It is the one of the only thing in this world of smoke and mirrors, ups and downs, and twists and turns that people spend countless of hours and money to find. The truth is one of the most complicated and diverse concept anyone can grasp. It is used in everyday life and yet it is still a very vague concept that people do not comprehensively understand. Relative or is it absolute is what some may quarrel about. There are many out there even great scholars and philosophers that may say that it differentiates from person to person but some will contradict that this is only because either one or both of the considered parties do not fully understand what is the truth or has called something that is false the truth. It is either they are confused on what is true or they have been mistaken. Maybe is a quality that the truth can not have. If it even has the slightest hint of maybe then this truth statement is not true anymore but in reality it is a maybe, it is nothing but hypothesis. A true statement is something that is generally believed but, what if the generality is not really what is true. For example Santa Claus it is true for most of the population between the age of 6-7 and even some older people still believe in him. So is Santa Claus true just by definition he is for some people but clearly he is not. The word truth should not be used in this language the meaning is to vague and the truth is very dependant on whether it is a generality and the belief of one person. When talking about something that is true it should either be referred to as a fact or what you perceive as true. If it is put into like this then less conflicts would rise during conversation. When talking about religion it can be referred to as the perception of truth and fights about which religion is right can be completely avoided because both will be right in there own way. Truth is a very powerful weapon that can either destroy a life or make it better. Finding the truth can be as easy as one plus one equals two or as hard as quantum-physics. In the end the truth is still up to the perception of a person. What can make anyone say what I have said is the truth? To me it is the truth. But what is it to you?

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