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T(t)ruth

Submitted by aybala50 on Sun, 02/22/2009 - 9:34pm.
I just want to say that this week has been hectic and confusing to me. I don't understand really the difference between Truth and truth? I thought we had decided that truth doesn't really exist (or that could have been in my Neurobiology class). If we are thinking about truth as a conclusion to a question that will not change, then how can truth exist? Thinking about it from the loopy science perspective if we keep observing to find new observations, then truth whether with a 'T' or 't' should not exist. 

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