That's actually a different concept... they use a false concept for Truth/Falsehood. But Creativesoul asked if these people who do not grasp the concept of truth/falsehood, if they nevertheless use the concept, every day, correctly, despite their inability to understand its meaning?Atla wrote: ↑Fri Nov 16, 2018 7:35 amThey may use the words "true"/"false", but they don't actually know what these mean. They usually just assume that these are tools, expressions used for imposing your will on others / for manipulation, nothing more. And they assume that everyone else uses them the same way too.creativesoul wrote: ↑Fri Nov 16, 2018 3:10 amOne may draw that conclusion. However, let me ask you a question...
Do you think/believe that just because someone cannot grasp the concept of truth/falsehood that they also do not use the concept everyday?
For instance, Miki does not understand what truth is. But Miki will say to his teacher, "I left my pen at home." He is uttering a true statement; he is relying on the teacher's understanding that Miki himself is telling the truth. So in fact though Miki has no clue what truth is, in and by itself, he uses the concept very fluidly.