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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Or feel should be true

Hi, here again I don't understand what is the sense of the word "true"? To what "true" refer here?

So, that when you are college educated, and some institution has declared you graduated and a learned member of society, if you turn around and say: "I choose not to believe this emergent scientific consensus, no! you don't have that option! It's not how objectively, established scientific truths are determined. It is true whether or not you believe in it. And in retrospect you think, maybe that's what you should base legislation on, not something you want to be true, or feel should be true, or it's something that you don't allow to be true because your religion prevents it, or because your political philosophy prevents it. You don't have that option! If it's an objectively, established truth. And like I said earlier, that is the entire point of the scientific enterprise.

  

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anonymous To what "true" refer here? What does "true" refer to here? It refers to any statement.

  • anonymous To what "true" refer here?
  • What does "true" refer to here?
  • It refers to any statement.
  • In the given context that would be any scientific statement.
  • The statement "The earth goes around the sun" is true .
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anonymousTo what "true" refer here? What does "true" refer to here?

It refers to any statement. In the given context that would be any scientific statement.

The statement "The earth goes around the sun" is true.

It's not true because you think it's true or because you feel that it's t

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