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Possibly you can take the negative approach and reject all of these inferior answers to arrive at something. I've done what's possible in this medium to explai
by smitty1e 2y ago
Possibly you can take the negative approach and reject all of these inferior answers to arrive at something.
I've done what's possible in this medium to explain why you will always retain a quibble.
Let me now sign off and leave you the last word.
- donkeybeer 2y agoYour problem is that there are thousands of similar "truths" in the past and dozens currently active in the present. Which is true? None of them are able to show theirs is true and the others are wrong. The problem with these groups is that they are taking a really hard problem and going the opposite direction of feasible ways to begin solving it. Mathematics and the physical sciences came the closest, after much pain and effort. And these groups have as yet only been able to contradict each other and each claim to be the ultimate truth.