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2. philosophy.stackexchange.com › questions › 40262Why do we need to know the truth? - Philosophy Stack Exchange

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   Jan 15, 2017 at 4:23. Knowing 'truth' implies knowing concrete, verifiable facts about the material world. Typically, the better you understand how things work in the real world, the more able you are to navigate that world and shape your own reality. That is the primary value of knowledge. – Cdn_Dev.

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4. bigthink.com › personal-growth › truth-is-good-butTruth Is Good, But Knowing Too Much Truth Is Harmful

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   Aug 29, 2015 · Ultimately, Whittlestone claims that it’s better to know the truth than not. That doesn’t mean asking everyone what they like least about you, but as a general rule, it’s better to know ...

5. www.philosophytalk.org › shows › value-truthThe Value of Truth - Philosophy Talk

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   Apr 4, 2006 · Ken thinks that the value of truth is obvious. Having true beliefs help us act so as to satisfy our desires. John points out that sometimes the truth can be harmful, such as knowing where drugs are being sold. There are a lot of truths that are irrelevant or trivial. There are also depressing truths.

6. www.philosophytalk.org › blog › should-belief-aim-truthShould Belief Aim at Truth? - Philosophy Talk

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   May 13, 2017 · Truth is bound up in the very nature of belief—to believe is to take something to be true. To a philosopher, that may seem like an obvious, inescapable truth about beliefs. Poets, on the other hand, have much greater tolerance for contradictory beliefs. Interestingly, our guest this week—Ray Briggs—is both a philosopher and a poet.

7. www.psychologytoday.com › does-the-truth-matterDoes the Truth Matter? - Psychology Today

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   Dec 29, 2016 · It was never hard to find the truth about this case. But people chose to believe and spread lies. This led someone to attack the pizza shop with a gun to try and free the children. So yes, the ...

8. www.reddit.com › r › philosophyWhy is knowing the truth better than not knowing the truth?

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   Knowing the truth is better than not knowing the truth because it allows you to make more accurate predictions of the future. I believe that is what conscious being are meant to do - make predictions by generation of some degree of "virtual" reality (mathematical models, mental imagery, etc). 31. wjg10. • 15 yr. ago.

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   Is it better to know the truth or not?

   • It’s a very fascinating discussion . Ultimately, Whittlestone claims that it’s better to know the truth than not. That doesn’t mean asking everyone what they like least about you, but as a general rule, it’s better to know things than not know them. That sounds obvious, but it takes some heavy lifting to get there.

   Truth Is Good, But Knowing Too Much Truth Is Harmful

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   What does knowing 'truth' mean?

   • Knowing 'truth' implies knowing concrete, verifiable facts about the material world. Typically, the better you understand how things work in the real world, the more able you are to navigate that world and shape your own reality. That is the primary value of knowledge.

   Why do we need to know the truth? - Philosophy Stack Exchange

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   Should we seek out truth?

   • Despite that, if we do seek out truth we will likely find great benefits in doing so. Knowing 'truth' implies knowing concrete, verifiable facts about the material world. Typically, the better you understand how things work in the real world, the more able you are to navigate that world and shape your own reality.

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   Does the truth matter?

   • It was never hard to find the truth about this case. But people chose to believe and spread lies. This led someone to attack the pizza shop with a gun to try and free the children. So yes, the truth matters. It matters for personal relationships, for science, and for public policy. How do you judge the truth?

   Does the Truth Matter? - Psychology Today

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   What if you think it's not true?

   • If you think it's not true, then you don't believe it. Truth is bound up in the very nature of belief—to believe is to take something to be true. To a philosopher, that may seem like an obvious, inescapable truth about beliefs. Poets, on the other hand, have much greater tolerance for contradictory beliefs.

   Should Belief Aim at Truth? - Philosophy Talk

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   Can we ever know the truth?

   • Worth considering would be skepticism, the belief that we can never know the truth. re: question #1: no. Truth is merely a condition of propositions. This condition is satisfied when what is said is corresponds with (matches, fits...) what is. For example, "Obama is President" is a true statement if and only if Obama is President.

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10. www.psychologytoday.com › 202102 › why-truth-mattersWhy Truth Matters - Psychology Today

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    Feb 13, 2021 · Truth based in reality, in common sense, and a universal understanding, is a final protection for our way of life, our wellbeing, and our very survival. If this is allowed to be overlooked and ...