For example, if one is committed to a strong truth-connection and thinks that a belief that is justified must be in some significant sense likely to be true, then adopting either of the above versions of foundationalism is out of the question.
Then, over time, you go, 'Madness, madness, madness, madness, oh, really strong truth.
However, even if histology can provide a stronger ground truth, the correct registration with IVOCT images can be challenging due to histological slice thickness and helicoidal IVOCT data acquisition [ 45, 46].
If this is right, then perhaps deflationists can focus on the weak notion of truth as primary, and try to define up a strong notion of truth from it and additional resources consistent with their position (see Field 1994b for an attempt).
For these sorts of reasons, some have suggested that ordinary truth-talk vacillates between using a weak and a strong notion of truth (see Field 1994b, McGee 2005).
From sociologists, you are apt to hear strong truths about "diversified demographics".
The laws, says Lewis, are these simple but strong truths.
Typically, these are exclusive categories; simple truths are not strong, and strong truths are not simple.
There is probably a strong element of truth to these claims.
When MS Dhoni, the captain, joked about how long they had been the game's nomads, there was a strong undercurrent of truth and fatigue to his words.
That is, since it is unclear whether deflationists can appeal to a strong notion of truth, they seem to be at a special disadvantage in dealing with the liar paradox.
