ChefQuixWed, Dec 19, 2007 Right, I only talk about a need for truth, for a satisfyingly rigorous truth in order for us, as humans navigating a great uncertainty, to be able to set a course in our own mind in the maelstrom that is the internet, with all the false truths that are presented to us. You cannot deny that over and over again, completely opposite truths are both presented in unequivicable terms. This is the problem, this is the dilemma. Sorting through the myriad of personal truths to find something that is indeed factual is what I'm after. I'm tired of the waves of opposing opinions presented as fact. I want something to believe in that wasn't written thousands of years ago, something that is relevant to the desert of the real.
Right, I only talk about a need for truth, for a satisfyingly rigorous truth in order for us, as humans navigating a great uncertainty, to be able to set a course in our own mind in the maelstrom that is the internet, with all the false truths that are presented to us. You cannot deny that over and over again, completely opposite truths are both presented in unequivicable terms. This is the problem, this is the dilemma. Sorting through the myriad of personal truths to find something that is indeed factual is what I'm after. I'm tired of the waves of opposing opinions presented as fact. I want something to believe in that wasn't written thousands of years ago, something that is relevant to the desert of the real.