Difference between truth and reality
By TwineeSmiley
@twieesmiley (64)
Abuja, Nigeria
April 1, 2018 2:12pm CST
I think the difference between truth and fact is that truth is subjective while reality is objective and also what seems to be reality to me could be quite different from yours. I also have an illustration, for instance, a mathematician who intends to solve 2+2=4 and haven't gotten it is someone who is aspiring to solve the truth unless, he solves it, the truth is not yet a reality.
I need more suggestions please, let's discuss.
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4 responses
@twieesmiley (64)
• Abuja, Nigeria
2 Apr 18
Are you trying to convey that truth is a factual reality?
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@db20747 (43440)
• Washington, District Of Columbia
2 Apr 18
@twieesmiley Yes, that would seem to make sense!
@bjcyrix (6901)
• Philippines
2 Apr 18
But who says your or my truth is the actual reality? I mean in that illustration 2+2=4. what actual basis that that is correct? What if i challenge 2+2 is actually = 3. and for me that is my truth and my reality.
Anyway those were my thoughts while reading your post.LOL
That's what I love about Philosophy. Everything is debatable. ^_^
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@db20747 (43440)
• Washington, District Of Columbia
2 Apr 18
@twieesmiley In this math equation it is.
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@mlgen1037 (29886)
• Manila, Philippines
4 Apr 18
Reality is also subjective as your reality maybe different from mine. We see things differently unless you meet at a common point. 
