Bad philosophy meme - Philosophy Theater

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12 November 2023 at 21:05 #758 Reply | Quote
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Addressing this meme. Symbols are created by humans. Their meaning is subjective. However, this has no relevance on whether or not objective truth exits. So, whether this scenario is used to try to show truth as relative or a setup to show it isn’t, it is a straw man. All that it proves is that symbols can be used to confuse people. Think for yourself.

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