ullangoo wrote today at 1:13 AMIn my opinion, there's a - or rather several - subjective truths plus the objective truths. In case of two mutually exclusive propositions, exactly one is of necessity true. Whether we can verify it or not, or whether the majority believes one or the other make absolutely no difference. The objective planet doesn't change according to people's beliefs or (lack of) knowledge. If we don't accept that, all science will be meaningless.

mercedo wrote today at 1:37 AMFollowing comment somehow includes scientifically fictitious part, though, the earth is flat was true in ancient times. The earth is round is true now. The shape of the earth is like a horn would be the truth in the next millennium when the introduction of four dimension was already in common.
Of course all scientific achievement means a lot but it also indicates the limitation of our knowledge.

ullangoo wrote today at 1:16 AMAs I said above: "I have a headache" can't be verified by others. Still all logicians agree that the statement is either true or false - ordinary common sense says the same. I see no reason to claim otherwise.