As a consequence, supervaluation semantics is no longer truth-functional.
Intuiting the seeming inevitability of the post-fact, post-truth world, is a bit like enduring a head-on collision with the certainty of your own redundancy: what if, structurally, societally, journalism can no longer speak truth to power because no-one cares about us speaking truth to power any more, because no-one trusts us either?
I'm fascinated by how social media is moving us from one-way messaging to a two-way conversation in which there is no longer one "truth" – it is constantly mutating.
As soon as you disconnect the meaning from the event and recognize that the meaning exists only in your mind -- and not in the event -- it is no longer "the truth".
If God alters the status of the truth so that it is no longer a necessary truth, He can make it false, but He cannot make it false straightaway.
Evidently the truth is no longer out there, the truth is right here in this blog post.
He could no longer tell the truth.
The world's leaders can no longer hide the truth by simply lying to the public.
Finally, at the beginning of 2001, he could no longer avoid the truth.
But these decaying regimes didn't recognise that withholding information and harassing journalists will no longer silence the truth.
We have been working several hours, without an interruption, and now I can no longer run from truth.
