Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 16:17:48 02/18/99
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On February 18, 1999 at 19:07:11, Fernando Villegas wrote: [snip] > Funny enough, in fact I am not a man of too strong convictions about almost >nothing. I tend to be convinced by the last elegant, intelligent argument it >happens I lesson. And I am very good at seeing the other side and so to become >somewhat doubtfoul of my own ideas of yesterday. So my only one conviction is; >truth is multifaceted thing and our truth is ever local and parcial, if sometime >that is enough for our purposes. Hmmm... Sounds a lot like Kierkegaard, "Truth is man's approximation of thought to reality." I go more for the notion that truth is absolute, even though we form a local approximation. Sort of like Plato's notion of the concept underlying the physical implementation. (Best arguer I ever saw, but king of the faulty dilemma). Anyway, I like you personally, and maybe I will pop in and out of the discussion.
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