All examples of truths being interpreted incorrectly, doesn't create "many truths" just many incorrect or incomplete interpretarions.

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I think the truth is just kind of like one big thing that most individuals usually can't see as a whole. A small few have the luxuries of understanding both, or many perspectives on a topic, or matter. We must find aggregate median truth, and work towards creating a world that benefits the most net amount of people as possible. Some people may not be net aggregate beneficiaries of some policies or choices but if the number of individuals benefited from a policy outnumbers the amount hindered then it is a more truthful oriented policy. We must find ways to make more proletariat into bourgeoisie, instead of making the bourgeoisie into proletariats. Reduced Taxes hurt the Military Industrial Complex, Welfare recipients, and Government workers but benefits the private sector.

Policies are not truths, truths are facts, unchanging axioms of reality or their consequences, everything else is just opinion.

Truth is absolute. It doesn't care if you believe it or not.

I don't believe you 🗿

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