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Why does observing something mean that something is true? If you keep asking questions, at some point you must get to either an accepted axiom, a circularity,
by bryananderson 8y ago
Why does observing something mean that something is true?
If you keep asking questions, at some point you must get to either an accepted axiom, a circularity, or infinite regress.
- beaner 8y agoThere is no possible reality in which the observation of anything can be explained by absolute nothingness. We know that existence exists, and that within that existence is consciousness capable of perceiving it. These are self-evident axioms upon observing anything at all. I think it's fair to say that we don't know why reality exists, but we know that it is true that something exists at all.
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- ethn 8y agoSee my above comments but what else would "true" mean?