Fairy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 9:53 am
Age wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 6:57 am
Gary Childress wrote: ↑Sun Oct 27, 2024 11:38 pm
If everyone but you "agrees" to something, does that mean that everyone (including you) is wrong or false concerning The Truth?
Sorry "gary childress" I 'stuffed up', severely, above here.
The Truth, to me, is just what every one 'could' agree with and accept. I use the word 'could' specifically because there are some human beings who will disagree, just for the sake of 'disagreeing'.
My answer to your clarifying question is 'No' by the way.
What 'it' is that every one/thing could agree with and accept is what is the Truth. Well to me anyway.
If, and when, I use a capital 'T' for the word 'Truth', then that is when 'it' is irrefutable. Like my Correct version above here is.
So, although I apologize for my huge 'blunder' and 'mistake' above here, I thank you for bringing it to my attention.
Well said, yes, it's important to be coherent so that we all can understand what is being pointed to when explaining The TRUTH by using the only tool available, which are concepts and knowledge.
For me personally, capitalising of letters is unnecessary -
For me the capitalizing of letters is unnecessary, as well, and completely unnecessary, I will add. Just like the doing of absolutely ANY thing is unnecessary. BUT if 'we' Truly do want to understand things, then doing some things is necessary.
To me, because some words have very many different definitions, and even exactly opposite and opposing definitions, sometimes just writing the same word in a different format so as to distinguish between the different contexts and different meanings words can have and can give could be very helpful. I have, after all, noticed that you use different arrays of capitalizing words to present or express different meanings, different ideas, or differently contexts also.
Fairy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 9:53 am
Words are generally and commonly known in their actual meaning,
But, words do not have an 'actual meaning'. For example, I could say to you, 'I want to 'argue' this out with you', but you would have absolutely no idea at all what I was actually meaning. And, this is because words do not have their own 'actual meaning'.
And, to prove that you have absolutely no idea nor clue as to what I was actually meaning all I would have to do would be to ask you a clarifying question like, 'What was I actually meaning when I said and wrote, 'I want to 'argue'
this out with you'?
Fairy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 9:53 am
whether they are capitalised or not.
But, the WHOLE POINT of adding capital letters to a word is to signify some thing different. But obviously if one has not been taught, nor sought out, what the actual difference is, exactly, then they will never know.
Fairy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 9:53 am
I'm not suggesting do not use them, by all means use them if it helps you get the message across more clearly. I personally don't think it makes any difference.
So why then do you also capitalize some letters in words, here?
Like above, and below.
Fairy wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 9:53 am
For me, The Known, as in knowing Truth, is a two-state knowledge, of both Not-knowing and Knowing, respectively.
Okay.
But is there any difference, at all, between 'Knowing', and' 'knowing', here?
If the capitalizing of letters is Truly unnecessary, for you, as you said and claimed above here, then why, exactly, did you do it here for?