The Real World truth is that over recent decades, all groups have gotten richer.
Sloggett credits The Crunch with turning this dream into a reality by forcing herself and her two business partners to look at some real-world truths.
It raises the question: why should anyone on the Post's op-ed page even bother to tie their opinions to ANY real-world truths?
In spite of the scale of imagination it takes to build a world like Westeros and beyond, GoT's characters and problems come from real-world truths.
All share the same honest commitment to real-world truth, and the belief that discovering it is the business of scientists — and philosophers who take the trouble to learn science.
And, Kindred concludes: "So however indignant the Cal athletic director wants to sound, whatever penalty the Pac-12 might bring down on Montgomery, the real-world truth is they're glad when these brouhahas come along.
At an unconscious level, we believe we are undeserving and unworthy of happiness, health and success, and that our subconscious mind, believing what we believe about ourselves at an unconscious level, believing that we deserve punishment and not reward, manifests in the real world that "truth" by causing us to do things that get in our way and generate failure.
Often regarded as a tropical island paradise far removed from the real world, in truth the Maldives face many of the world's problems, which are as much of a challenge to its future as recovery from the tsunami itself.
Sure, we enter the "real world," but the truth is, we never left the past behind.
In other words, the result of a consistent and total substitution of lies for factual truth is not that the lies will now be accepted as truth and truth be defamed as a lie, but that the sense by which we take our bearings in the real world — and the category of truth versus falsehood is among the mental means to this end — is being destroyed.
A number of logic-based proposals have been made for handling aspects of inconsistency in beliefs (where we use beliefs as a general term to encompass representations of the real world) including belief revision theory, truth-maintenance, argumentation systems, and knowledgebase merging.
