What exactly is truth? 15. What is truth?

I basically agree with you that there is no truth for people, there is only a man-made meaning. People are not willing to be lonely, so they create such a thing as truth to seek solace and think about the meaning of existence. In fact, the truth of existence is as Lao Tzu said, "unreasonable", not that human beings can't say it, but that there is no meaning at all, it is people who create language, create meaning, find out cause and effect, and then have logic, philosophy, truth only appears at this time, if there is no person, there will be no meaning, there will be no logic, there will be no truth.

The human mind is limited and cannot perceive things outside the world, so we cannot find the truth until God or aliens tell us. It's disheartening, but we can play the truth game, and even if we don't have the answer, it's much better than not having to play at all.

The true interpretation of truth is that which can be widely recognized within the scope of human knowledge. It's basically the same as what you say.

There are no absolutes. For example, in "The Theory of Relativity", many people know that he is right, but he is not the truth. Because it can't be proven.

At least in the current cognitive situation, it cannot be proven.

Truth: For example, the earth is a sphere, which is the truth within the scope of human knowledge. But if you're a creature in 2 dimensions (though not possible), then the idea that the Earth is a sphere is ridiculous.

This is because creatures in 2D cannot perceive objects in 3D worlds.

So truth is only relative, not absolute. How much you can know, then the objects that can be proven within the scope of your knowledge are the truth. Perhaps as you learn more, you will find that many of the so-called truths in the past are ridiculous.

Truth is often defined as being consistent with fact or reality. However, no single definition of truth is universally accepted by scholars. Many different definitions of truth have been widely debated. Many topics related to the definition of truth are similarly uncommon.

In the process of the development of the universe in general, people's correct understanding of the specific processes at each stage of development is an approximate and incomplete reaction to the objective world. Relative truth and absolute truth are dialectically unified, absolute truth resides in relative truth, and there are elements of absolute truth in relative truth, and the sum of countless relative truths is absolute truth.

An accurate description of the truth is the truth. The meaning of truth is to describe the truth and approach the truth.

What keeps us from the truth? It is man's "delusions, separations, and attachments", and only by completely removing delusions, separations, and attachments can we remove obstacles and reach all truths!

Who has access to all the truth? All living beings are capable.

Who has access to the truth? Arhats (Enlightenment), Bodhisattvas (Enlightenment), Buddhas (Supreme Enlightenment).

How to reach the truth? Practice, learn Buddhism!

I don't think Marxism is praised as truth. So no theory is true. Even Stephen Hawking believes that everything is in flux, and no theory can hold true forever. So truth is simply the inevitable inner connection behind things that can be seen through at a glance.

All so-called truths are relative truths, and all laws appear under certain material conditions, and the reason why Marx has not been surpassed is that the basis for the emergence of Marxism has not changed substantially!

Without rules, there is no circle, there is no truth, there is no morality, there is no legal system, what will the world be?

It's not a limitation, it's a foreshadowing, we are all standing on the shoulders of giants, so that we can look farther!

Things will continue to improve, understanding will continue to deepen, this is also a truth, the same is true of truth, and then look back at the geocentric theory and heliocentric theory.

After you break it, it precipitates and becomes a limitation.

That's life, like the food chain.

There is always a delicate balance that we can see and not see.

PS: It's like the food chain, yes, it's useful to think about philosophical categories of life, but don't stick to theory.

It's best to be involved in life.

Bless you. Good luck.

PPS: Eh, I'm happy to be able to be I, but if someone is better than me, then send a message to tell me that I'm going to sleep.

Saying so much ... Truth is what you believe in your heart, and it's as simple as that

You can exist in this space, which is the truth! "Why is there truth, and what is the meaning of truth".

It's the role of consciousness! The reaction of consciousness to matter!

In the vast life, there can be hundreds of millions of so-called philosophies, or there can be nothing.

There are so few people who can calm down and think about this kind of problem now.

Not my reality.

But that's how it is in today's society.

Rich, powerful, and powerful are the truth.

1. Definition of truth and value.

1. Truth is the correct reflection of the subject on the object on the basis of practice.

2. Value is the positive effect of the object identified by the subject on the subject.

Value ≠ positive effect.

Radish and cabbage have a positive effect on health. But "turnip cabbage, each with its own love." Some people think, "Turnips have value, but cabbage has no value." There are also people who think, "Cabbage has value, but radish has no value." ”

2. The dialectical relationship between the scientific nature and the value of truth.

In the process of human understanding and practice, the pursuit of truth and the creation of value are the two basic principles.

The principle of truth means that human understanding must reflect the original appearance of objective things and conform to the essence and laws of objective things. -- The principle of conforming to reality.

The principle of value refers to the fact that human beings must transform the world according to their own needs to make it conducive to the survival and development of human beings. - The principle of satisfying needs.

1. The scientific nature of truth.

The scientific nature of truth is the objectivity of truth, which has two implications:

The objectivity of the content of truth. Truth is people's correct reflection of objective things and their laws;

The objectivity of the means of truth testing. Objective practice is the fundamental means to test the truth of understanding.

2. The value of truth.

The value of truth is the usefulness of truth, which means that truth has the attribute of satisfying the needs of the subject; In layman's terms, truth is useful.

3. The dialectical relationship between the scientific nature of truth and the value of truth.

The scientific and valuable nature of truth are distinct from each other.

Scientificity is in terms of the relationship between knowledge and objective things;

Value is in terms of the relationship between cognition and the needs of the subject.

The scientific and valuable nature of truth are closely related.

On the one hand, the scientific nature of truth determines the value of truth. Truth is useful because it reflects the nature and laws of objective things. It is not possible to say the other way around: "Useful is truth". Useful is truth" was the view of the American pragmatist philosopher James.

On the other hand, the value of truth restricts the scientific nature of truth. First, the value of truth is the intrinsic motivation for people to pursue the science of truth. People search for truth in order to be free and happy.

Second, the value of truth restricts the degree to which the scientific nature of truth is realized. Life does not have to be perfect everywhere, there must be gains and losses, and there can be something to do if you do nothing. Third, the value of truth restricts the objectification of truth.

There is a foreign adage that it is almost impossible to hold high the torch of truth through the crowd without burning the nose of others. The practical application of truth depends on people's attitudes, which are either serious or ambiguous.

Truth is people's correct understanding of objective things and their laws. Philosophical "value" is a category that reveals the meaning relationship of the external objective world to meet human needs, and refers to the significance of objects with specific attributes to the needs of subjects. Value is composed of two aspects, on the one hand, the needs and interests of the subject; On the other hand, there is a certain property or performance of the object.

Value is objective, valence-subjective, social-historical, and multi-dimensional. Evaluation is based on the value relationship between subject and object. The results of the evaluation are directly related to the subject of the evaluation.

The dialectical unity of truth and value in practice is mainly embodied in the following aspects: First, successful practice must be premised on the dialectical unity of truth and value. Any successful practice must be the result of following both the scale of truth and the scale of value, and organically unifying the two.

Second, the formation and realization of value presupposes adherence to the truth, which in turn must be valuable. People's pursuit of value realization constitutes the motivation of practice, but the realization of value must be premised on the correct grasp of relevant truths in order to succeed. Moreover, truth and value are mutually restrictive, mutually guided, and mutually reinforcing in practice and cognitive activities.

The criterion of objective facts is called truth!

What is the criterion for testing truth: Practice is the only criterion for testing truth.

All truths are objective and contain two meanings: first, truth contains objective content that is not subject to human will; Second, the criterion for testing truth is objective social practice; To admit the objectivity of truth is to adhere to materialist monism. Truth and falsehood go hand in hand, they are both principled and mutually transformative.

Truth is a process of development, so it is relative and absolute. Definitely refers to:1

In terms of the objectivity of truth; 2.As far as the epistemic nature of man is concerned; 3.In terms of the development of truth; Relatively said:

1.In terms of breadth; 2.In terms of depth; 3.

From the point of view of the process.

Truth is objective, and at the same time absolute and relative.

Absolute truth or the absoluteness of truth has two meanings:

1) Any truth is the correct reflection of objective things and their laws by the human brain, contains objective content that is not subject to human will, is principled and different from falsehood, and cannot be overturned within the scope and limits of its reflection. This is unconditional and absolute. In this sense, the recognition of objective truth is also the recognition of absolute truth.

2) Human cognition, by its very nature, is capable of correctly understanding the infinitely developing material world. Although it cannot exhaust the world, every step forward in understanding that it is one step closer to the infinitely developing material world, and it will add particles of absolute truth to the system of objective truth. This is also absolute, unconditional.

Acknowledging the knowability of the world also acknowledges the absoluteness of truth.

Dialectical Unity Relationship:

They permeate and contain each other. Any relative truth contains particles of absolute truth; Absolute truth is constituted by and manifested through relative truth.

They transform into each other. Man's grasp of truth is a process of transformation from relative truth to absolute truth forever, and there is no insurmountable gap between the two.

Therefore, it is necessary to use dialectical thinking to deal with the relationship between relative truth and absolute truth. Denying the relativity of truth will make the mind ossify; To deny the absoluteness of truth is to lead to relativism. The movement and change of the objective world will never end, and people's understanding of truth will never be exhausted.

Marxism has not put an end to the truth, but has only opened up the road to understanding the truth in practice.