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> There is no universal truth, but only your personal experience and perception. Is that a universal truth?
by antidesitter 8y ago
> There is no universal truth, but only your personal experience and perception.
Is that a universal truth?
- scythe 8y agoThe actual early-Wittgenstein retort to this question is to reference the saying/showing distinction. "That there are no universal truths is not a true proposition, but it is shown by there being no truth which is universal." Or something like that. The late-Wittgenstein retort is to tell a better joke.