There are no absolutes? There are no absolutes, is this absolute?

Is it possible for fate to change?

You also know that there are no absolutes. Then relax.

Please, love is a two-way street.

The fact that you can ask this question shows that you have a strong ability to think. But there is an answer to this question.

The answer is: "There are no absolutes".

Not absolutely. However, this "not absolute" does not mean that the question "there is no absolute" is correct, so it will not cause contradictions.

Because this sentence does not equal "everything", and the fact that this sentence is not absolute does not mean that everything else is not absolute.

Therefore, the saying that nothing is absolute is false. It is accurate to say: "Many are absolute".

Fly to the moon.

As the saying goes, there are no absolutes.

The answer is: absolutely!

Let's start with the dialogue: A: "Is there an absolute?"

b: "There are no absolutes! ”a：

Is there absolutely no absolute? B: "There are absolutely no absolutes!"

You see, b himself has spoken the absolute! It can be seen that from the linguistic logic, there is an absolute!

In addition, from the perspective of objective reality, I will mention a few at random: everything in the world is in absolute motion and change; The movement of things changes absolutely regularly; The world is absolutely paradoxical in motion; Humans definitely evolved from nature; You were definitely born from your mother's womb during the evolutionary journey of humanity; You're definitely reading my blog post at this moment......

Of course, language is very limited, almost incomplete, but, in our thinking, we must look at the problem comprehensively and objectively, and must not be one-sided and arbitrary, otherwise, it is okay to make jokes, if you do something wrong, especially the big right and wrong, then you will regret it!

There is a relative, there is its opposite--- absolute, and the relative and the absolute, are a corresponding pair. The two are opposites and unified, and one cannot be neglected at the expense of the other.

Hegel's "Little Logic" says: "Philosophy takes the absolute as the object of study!" "The absoluteness of this object of philosophical research has its particularity, which refers to the absolute law of life in the universe, the sect that does not deviate from its origin, and the unchangeable in response to the unchangeable, which is the absolute truth, which is applicable everywhere.

There is absolutely natural, but I am afraid that we are too absolute, only recognizing the relative, not absolute! If so, then you are really too absolute!

There are no absolutes in the world, and there are not too many rights and wrongs, but everyone's position is different. So, what they do and what they say will be different! There is not much need to be prejudiced against anyone!

It's just that what they do and the way they take you can't agree with and accept!

The only absolute thing in the world is that there is never an absolute disturbance of lead - this is a famous paradox, and it is also a philosophical proposition, and you need to understand it dialectically, rather than quietly staring at the word "absolute".

My understanding is that "there are no absolutes in the world" is correct, that is, there are no absolutes in the world, and "is it absolutely true that there are no absolutes in the world?" But it is beyond the scope of "worldly things", that is, your question is not a worldly problem, it is superworldly, and in the superworld, it is absolutely true.