Individuals who apparently have access to the same information and are equally interested in the truth affirm incompatible perspectives on, for instance, significant social, political, and economic issues.
As will be discussed later, a selective pluralist is someone who believes that more than one, but not necessarily all, competing perspectives are equally close to the truth, while an anarchistic pluralist is someone who believes that all competing perspectives on a given issue are equally close to the truth.
A. Yakovlev: While biologists and statisticians are equally interested in the truth, they have different perceptions of the scientific rigor as far as data analysis is concerned.
Similarly, for Azzouni logical truths are equally a posteriori, though our sense that they must be true comes from their being psychologically deeply ingrained; unlike Maddy, however, Azzouni thinks that the logical rules by which we reason are opaque to introspection.
The tautology, D, C and the Truth itself are equally true, but in that order they increase in their closeness to the whole truth.
Despite the insistence of radical post-modernists that all truth claims are equally invalid, reasonable people the world over know that there is a simple test of the veracity of some perception: does it actually correspond to things as they are?
But the truth is, we are equally intransigent when it comes to changing our own behaviors as caregivers.
We are equally determined to get to the truth wherever the evidence may lead us and regardless of how long it takes". Human rights groups and others have criticized the military for not pursuing prosecution more aggressively.
Every possible view is equally a truth.
Science is universal: there are no "local" sciences; the truths of science are equally true across cultures.
