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I think it has something to do with one's tolerance of other people's version of truth.

• eloff 5y ago
  There are no versions of truth. Those are called opinions if there can be more than one.
  • rxhernandez 5y ago
    There are very much different versions of the truth; even at a fundamental level. Do you know what a reference frame in Physics is?
    • akiselev 5y ago
      What you are alluding to are different observations of the truth. The concept of reference frames depends on the universality of the laws of physics, which by definition means that there can only be one version of the truth. By the time your reference frame catches up to another, the observations converge.
      • gowld 5y ago
        By relativity and quantum mechanics, some frames can never catch up with some others.
    • Bang2Bay 5y ago
      seer and seen are described from the vedic times. there is a third element called the enabler. person, box, light all are required for the person to declare there is a box. I dont see a box is an observation which is correct for a visually challenged person or person in the dark. they dont become truth.
  • SirYandi 5y ago
    Agreed. Although that doesn't stop people having their own perceived truth which is what I was referring to.
    • eloff 5y ago
      Yeah. Their opinions which they believe to be true.