Truth
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There are actually two separate yet related words and concepts here at work, which adds to the nuanced confusion.
The “Truth” is a perturbation of existential reality. A “perturbation”, get it?
The “truth” is a figment of the mind. And “integrity” is the measure of consistency without contradiction or embellishment between the two.
This fills the gaps nicely, where attempts of former generations have failed.
There is a whole expanse of “truth” which is interpretive wiggle room, yet this linking of “integrity” between the mind and existential is imperative in distinguishing from bullshit, which is the projected conclusions of thoughts feelings and beliefs.
Truth itself is merely a happenstance, a single for instance if you will. Without context or application Truth is as substantive a figment as a mote upon the cosmic wind.
May this one find its way into the record, for the restless wonderers of times to come.