Editing Probe them on the nature of truth
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|Description = To strive this hard for a conclusion implies a belief in an immutable truth, discoverable through debate and logic. But what does one even mean by truth? | |Description = To strive this hard for a conclusion implies a belief in an immutable truth, discoverable through debate and logic. But what does one even mean by truth? | ||
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|Success title = Redirected debate | |Success title = Redirected debate | ||
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[…] The […] conversation moves swiftly from the correspondence theory of truth to a fierce argument about perception – and whether truth is a thing that can be perceived at all. […] a large spider has a leg pulled clean away. […] | […] The […] conversation moves swiftly from the correspondence theory of truth to a fierce argument about perception – and whether truth is a thing that can be perceived at all. […] a large spider has a leg pulled clean away. […] | ||
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|Failure title = Brought back into order | |Failure title = Brought back into order | ||
| − | |Failure description = The Symposium bursts into discussion […] | + | |Failure description = The Symposium bursts into discussion[…] |
| − | […] This is a mere digression, proposed out of desperation by a 'scholar' with nothing legitimate to add to the discussion at hand. […] we accept that truth is that which ascribes to those things corresponding to reality […] | + | […]This is a mere digression, proposed out of desperation by a 'scholar' with nothing legitimate to add to the discussion at hand. […]we accept that truth is that which ascribes to those things corresponding to reality[…] |
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