TRUTH

(by Dlanorrenrag*) TRUTH: Either Truth is trivial, as in respect of aspects that are true by self definition (identity) or by relational definition (relational constants); or Truth is figurative, as in aid of synchronized aspects or perspectives of Imagination or empirically measurable sensation. Relative constants in reference to which we are able to relate empirical measurements may be shown to be trivially true. But, actual relative measurements of all other aspects, "in themselves," even though "empirical," are only figuratively, subjectively true. That is, each perspective’s specific empirical experience is subordinate to subjectivism and imagination. Each subjective experience remains subject to fluxing and overlapping interpretations among other perspectives. So, it becomes important to distinguish between trivially objective truths and figuratively subjective truths. This is because it is not within mortal capacity to know, or to make objective, truths that are non-trivial. All non-trivial truths that are relevant to human capacities are subjective and changing. Such subjective truths relate to "ambiguous feedback logarithms," which facilitate sensations of "physical expressions," in synchronizing association among fluxing and overlapping perspectives of Imagination (Elohim). If non-trivial truths have any "objective-like" aspect, it could only be in relation to a most superior Imagination. The "objective-like" aspect of any such a "changelessly changing" Imagination is beyond mortal comprehension, just as the explanation for why anything at all should exist is beyond mortal comprehension. Such is my empathetic intuition about truth. I cannot empirically prove that all subjective experiences of empiricism must be subordinate to, and synchronized in respect of, an eventually superior Imagination. But, neither can any mortal prove the contrary. Simply put, it is beyond mortal capacity to know or to prove, empirically, any physical record about what has objectively transpired or what will objectively transpire. Yet, my intuition serves purposeful functions.