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===== Truth can be understood in different ways depending on the framework you're using: ===== # Empirical Truth: Derived from observation and evidence. This is the realm of science—truths about the physical universe that can be tested and verified. Example: Gravity exists. # Philosophical Truth: Concerned with logic, reasoning, and abstract concepts. For instance, the search for meaning, ethics, and purpose. # Subjective Truth: Rooted in personal experience. What is "true" for someone emotionally or spiritually may not be universally provable but is deeply valid for them. # Absolute Truth: The idea of a universal, unchanging truth. Many religions and philosophies posit its existence, though humans interpret it differently. A dialectical view of truth would suggest that all these forms are interconnected. Empirical truths shape philosophical frameworks, subjective truths guide individual lives, and all might reflect facets of an ultimate absolute truth.
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