The truth is not the Truth.

A quote by Rudy Giuliani.

This is a long overdue foundational episode that's going to help you to make a distinction between relative and absolute truth to understand what these two types of truth are, which turns out to be very, very important because failure to make this distinction

leads to all sorts of traps and conflations, which we'll get into into the second half of the of is very much geared towards opening your mind to the possibility of the existence

and your personal access to absolute truth. That such thing is even possible.

So this episode connects with previous episodes that I've recorded one called

Understanding Relativism Part 1.

There's also going to be a Part 2, which I haven't released yet,

so stay tuned for that. That will also be relevant, but this is not part two. This is its own thing.

This episode. Another episode I recorded called What is Truth? That's a very powerful one. Make sure you go watch that.

Another one I recorded called How to Discover What's True. That's also an extremely powerful one.

Oftentimes I get people asking on the forum in the comment section but Leo how do I know what's really true how do I discover the truth for myself if I'm not just going to be adopting beliefs and dogmas.

Well that's why I recorded that episode. Go watch it.

It's a very powerful episode. That episode will change your whole life.

It'll change your entire epistemology if you do what's in that episode.

But I won't repeat myself here.

There's other episode I recorded called

What is Actuality?

It's kind of weirdly titled.

That that also helps to point you to truth.

But anyways, before we can even point you to truth,

we first have to open your mind

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