Ad Infinitum
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String art I made of my favorite quotation by John from this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tX9Lksea41w
(submitted by kylez)
Behind the corpse in the reservoir,
behind the ghost on the links,
behind the lady who dances
and the man who madly drinks,
under the look of fatigue
the attack of migraine and the sigh
there is always another story,
there is more than meets the eye.
- from ‘At Last the Secret is Out’ by W.H. Auden (via hermionejg)
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Absence diminishes little passions and increases great ones, as wind extinguishes candles and fans a fire.
- Walt Whitman (via putasmileinyourvoice)
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By subjective truths, most people mean that it is the persons sense, rationality, or brain that creates a truth. God could be a subjective truth, or an objective truth. If God is an objective truth, it doesn’t matter if we don’t believe in him or if we do because he exists outside of our beliefs. He is. However if God is a subjective truth, he exists only because of/within our beliefs, yet he exists within each individual differently, thus subjective.
If no one witnessed the Holocaust, objectively it still happened. Subjectively it did not because no one witnessed it, therefore it didn’t happen.
This whole objective vs. subjective truth is highly confusing and kind of ridiculous. Why does there have to be a dichotomy of objective/subjective? Why can’t a truth be both?
“If a tree falls in the forest and there’s no one there to hear it, does it make a sound?”
What it comes down to is, is truth subjective or objective? If truth is objective, then the tree falls, even if no one was there to hear it. If it’s subjective, then we need someone to hear it for the tree to truly fall.
It all depends on philosophical belief?
Objective Truth vs. Subjective Truth
Mind fuck….
About Ad Infinitum
Josh. 17. Chicago. Hockey. Reading. Nerdfighter. Science. History. Music. Philosphy. Politics. Doctor Who.
