So, why did you write:h_k_s wrote: ↑January 25th, 2020, 10:02 amOne thing of many that Robert M. Pirsig (technical writer, author, and philosopher) wrote about in his books is that truth is always just stumbled upon.creation wrote: ↑January 25th, 2020, 9:01 am
True, but I do not work that way.
I do not argue anything to 'convince' anyone.
I want people to see, understand, and accept things for, and by, themselves. I certainly do not want people to accept anything I say if they cannot see and understand it for, and by, themselves.
People do not truly accept things, anyway, unless they can fully see or understand it themselves.
Not necessarily. But it can help, that is; as long as the 'truth' they are seeking is not a 'truth' just to back up and support a previously held assumption, view, and/or belief that they have.
Personally, I found, or more correctly stumbled upon, or across, 'truth' completely unintentionally and accidentally. I was not seeking 'truth' at all. I was just in the process of doing something else.
(If what I stumbled across, though, is actually 'the truth' or not, is still yet to be determined?)
A person must be seeking truth before they can actually find it.
Okay.