"A key difference between truth and untruth is that the truth is out there for the taking in some sense." Mill noted the persistence of truth, that it kept popping up despite efforts to suppress it. Like an arcade game of whack-a-mole would be a good analogy. P.S. I like your remark about the game logic that drives the rejection of truth.
"A key difference between truth and untruth is that the truth is out there for the taking in some sense." Mill noted the persistence of truth, that it kept popping up despite efforts to suppress it. Like an arcade game of whack-a-mole would be a good analogy. P.S. I like your remark about the game logic that drives the rejection of truth.
"A key difference between truth and untruth is that the truth is out there for the taking in some sense." Mill noted the persistence of truth, that it kept popping up despite efforts to suppress it. Like an arcade game of whack-a-mole would be a good analogy. P.S. I like your remark about the game logic that drives the rejection of truth.