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{{WikiEntry|key=Truth|qCode=7949}} is the opposite of [[false]], and it is something considered to be [[factual]] and verifiable in reality. | {{WikiEntry|key=Truth|qCode=7949}} is the opposite of [[false]], and it is something considered to be [[factual]] and verifiable in reality. To understand the formal definition of truth, please see [[Abstract Interpretation]]. For machine learning experts, please see [[Probably Approximately Correct]] to understand the engineered definition of [[truth]]. | ||
=The Power of Truth= | =The Power of Truth= | ||
The | The [[Dao]], or the ordered nature of truth, is a way to derive decisions with justifiable causal relations. To ensure that causal relations are consistent, [[Dao]] can be generalized as a way to maintain or obtain logical truths. In physical realities, logical truths are inevitably related to both space and time, since they are the contextualized variability. Put it simply, logical truths are the invariants that can be preserved throughout time and space. This makes the definition of [[Dao]] approximate the universal law as usually defined in the sciences. Therefore, the establishment of truth cannot be isolated from the truth-finding procedure, in other words, the knowledge of logical inference, and knowing the boundary of data validity, are as important as the superficial truth values themselves. Truth cannot exist in an isolated statement. Truth is universal and entangled with the whole realm of interpretive boundaries. For example, [[tautology]] is a statement that is always [[true]], under any interpretation. In the case of tautology, how to determine the boundaries of interpretation would determine the boundary of the tautology. | ||
[[Category:Data]] | [[Category:Data]] | ||
[[Category:Logic]] | [[Category:Logic]] | ||
[[Category:Tautology]] | [[Category:Tautology]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:32, 6 May 2022
Truth(Q7949) is the opposite of false, and it is something considered to be factual and verifiable in reality. To understand the formal definition of truth, please see Abstract Interpretation. For machine learning experts, please see Probably Approximately Correct to understand the engineered definition of truth.
The Power of Truth
The Dao, or the ordered nature of truth, is a way to derive decisions with justifiable causal relations. To ensure that causal relations are consistent, Dao can be generalized as a way to maintain or obtain logical truths. In physical realities, logical truths are inevitably related to both space and time, since they are the contextualized variability. Put it simply, logical truths are the invariants that can be preserved throughout time and space. This makes the definition of Dao approximate the universal law as usually defined in the sciences. Therefore, the establishment of truth cannot be isolated from the truth-finding procedure, in other words, the knowledge of logical inference, and knowing the boundary of data validity, are as important as the superficial truth values themselves. Truth cannot exist in an isolated statement. Truth is universal and entangled with the whole realm of interpretive boundaries. For example, tautology is a statement that is always true, under any interpretation. In the case of tautology, how to determine the boundaries of interpretation would determine the boundary of the tautology.