> "actual truth" obviously exists regardless of your ability to measure or perceive it.
a reasonable person would at least peruse the literature before making such strong claims as
> Either state your argument coherently so as to address my completely valid objection, or move on if you're not interested in having a discussion.
i'm not interested in educating you on thousands (literally dating back to plato) of years of scholarship/philosophical discourse on the topic of epistemology. that's not my responsibility because you are not paying me for this - typically people charge large amounts of money for this kind of work (uni professors are well compensated).
lucky for you others have done lots of work making this information available to you for the low low price of "reading". that's why i provided the link.
Sorry, you're the one making ridiculously strong claims like "actual truth doesn't exist". The onus is on you to prove them.
Like I said in a different thread: thousands of years from now, it might literally not be possible to prove that you ever existed, but that wouldn't change the "actual truth" - the fact that you did exist, and do things. Stuff happens outside of your person, in the real world, without regard for our ability to perceive/articulate/"know" it. It's only possible to say things like "actual truth doesn't exist" if you think your mind is the only thing that really exists.
> i'm not interested in educating you on thousands (literally dating back to plato) of years of scholarship/philosophical discourse on the topic of epistemology.
> thousands of years from now, it might literally not be possible to prove that you ever existed, but that wouldn't change the "actual truth" - the fact that you did exist, and do things.
My man forget thousands of years in the future you don't know whether I exist today lololol
> Cool. Then don't start a discussion with m
I didn't? I told you were wrong and that's it (and then you got pissy). I know that's what happened because each of ours responses are recorded on this indelible/irrefutable medium lololol
a reasonable person would at least peruse the literature before making such strong claims as
> Either state your argument coherently so as to address my completely valid objection, or move on if you're not interested in having a discussion.
i'm not interested in educating you on thousands (literally dating back to plato) of years of scholarship/philosophical discourse on the topic of epistemology. that's not my responsibility because you are not paying me for this - typically people charge large amounts of money for this kind of work (uni professors are well compensated).
lucky for you others have done lots of work making this information available to you for the low low price of "reading". that's why i provided the link.