> if you want to say something is true, you always need to know what difference it makes. Absolutely. It seems that fictionalism avoids both the "in some sense

> if you want to say something is true, you always need to know what difference it makes. Absolutely. It seems that fictionalism avoids both the "in some sense" qualifications and worrying about what difference it makes by asserting that statements out of context are simply false. While consistent, I'm similarly not convinced that its useful.