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Originally Posted by Ground
The expression 'isn't true' is appropriate because no truth can be found in the object/phenomenon analytically.
So it 'isn't true' although it may appear to be true or may appear as a claim of truth to a mind that hasn't yet identified its own truth-projecting factor.
From rational analysis follows the way in which language is applied. And of course rational analysis is based on or derived from language in that it is conceptual thinking.
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like i even care. haha.
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