The force of gravity is the Devil. (And I, Prussian blue, his prophet. A little 'space for my anger, if you please). Ennio Flaiano.
It is often said that truth does not exist. It is not considered, however, how this claim to predict the outcome of a precipice paradoxical to those arguing that there was no truth in this state an absolute truth.
The point is that in itself speak of the truth (according to logical criteria) is always a paradox. To say that something is true, often does not mean that its opposite is likely.
This is a matter for the whole repertoire of so-called "bullshit" that often accompany our difficult times where we seem to have entered into various impasse.
This relates to a clear overestimation of reason, what Derrida would call as logocentrism.
The truth is a matter of belly.
We are our desires, but alas, We used to not paying attention. We are not trained to do so. Shake by our emotions, as if they could not take anything, as if they were a danger to us, frightened as before the siren song of the twelfth (to Homer, I mean).
not know that there is peace everywhere in the world, even in the huge uproar.
We are accustomed to hearing the little voices that speak to us in the head, all in contradiction with each other. We are like palaces inhabited by hundreds of tenants, which should never agree with each other, and who continue to complain to the administrator of the building that we then ourselves.
We are tenants of the ground floor. The belly
us says what we want, what is right for us. It tells us that we are interested in, it tells you what makes us feel good or bad. The stomach talks with the emotions, and these are our absolute judges.
Very often we are even forced to have fun. Enter the land of opportunity granted, and all at odds with what the belly screams behind the gag.
Sure, life is something much simpler. Just understand that each of us leaves the truth manifest itself with the statement of their wishes.
not get me dancing in the scientific truths, please: In the realm of reason there are only assumptions, and are always strictly true.
Yeah, and when you want deal with a speech that light a lantern above the desire, end up with a "do not know, complex speech" when in reality the problem is that it often takes two, three, one word.
If logical truths are too many, the truth has to be to be disposable, to be true.
Luca Atzori
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