Which one is the best perspective? https://image.nostr.build/5465b7b7495fed99309edf36c443278c802281ca682daae8befff169c4eceef0.jpg
Maybe like photons, DNA or the solar system… an elliptical helix / rising spiral. At least that's my perspective.
Middle
I wrote an article about this in 2016: https://mikehardcastle.com/2016/09/08/sometimes-both-sides-are-right/
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i second that
Truth is objective, meaning that is not based on the perceptions of human beings. Truth is singular. There is no such thing as my truth, his truth... There is only ONE truth. Truth could be represented as frecquency "waves". If you are more aligned with the truth frecquency, you are closer to know the truth. https://m.primal.net/HgIy.png
But trueth can easily be something objective but outside of our grasp, so all we are left with are our subjective approximations (my truth, your, etc..). I think that is a good way forward as long as we remember that nobody knows the absolute truth, so we can take bits and pieces of trueth insode all perspectives. I.E. here the truth is the 3D object, but in a 2D screen we need different POVs to get a grasp in the whole thing. Also I think this way of looking at things make us a bit more humble an less prone to believe in grandiose schemes like central planning or that crap. A.K.A. the fatal conceit
wow didnt know you got that right i dont get in touch with a lot of people who can say words like you did, happy you speak the words (truth) the image source is mark passio right i try to listen to the 1000 hours plus material but it takes time now i see why you respond it i only saw the symbols first and thought @calle 👁️⚡👁️ is looking for a truth symbol but good that you took the conversation to the perspective / perception level, which is something different to the truth i guess you also found the lost word!?
Try cylindrical coordinates. Coordinate transformations are fun. How do you know there are only 2 or 3 dimensions? 😁 The truth is more complicated than it appears.
Tree sap is medicinal/medicine
There is no "best" perspective. The hability to see all three, will step you, closer to truth!
The straight lines, but they're backwards - they should be small on the left, large on the rigth (i.e. we grow in knowledge with increasing truth)
While they are all valid perspectives, I believe the center view gives the most information about the objects in the scene.
yes https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_men_and_an_elephant
The problem with that analogy is that there is one perspective with the actual truth of the elephant... the third person who is holding the camera
not sure where you found a camera in the parable
mine.
Middle is strongest. The freedom funnel of truth
I suggest reading “Flatland” by Edwin Abbot.
None. All three need to fused together and even then . . . By the way, @jackspirko is wanting to get you on his podcast. Pretty big audience.
The one we can't see.