humanities.philosophy.objectivism

On Mar 7, 12:22 am, David Schwartz wrote:
> On Mar 6, 6:09 pm, acar wrote:
>
> So long as you get the idea, it really doesn't matter quite how you
> say it. Truths have intrinsic and extrinsic aspects depending upon
> precisely what you consider the bounds of the claim to be. To some
> extent, every truth is non-intrinsic, including things like the
> physical laws of our universe.
>
The truth can only be intrinsic to something else. meaning that the
quality of truth is an integral part of the very identity of the other
entity. I would think that in the Objectivist view the truth should be
intrinsc to the physical laws of the universe, since there are no
exceptions to those laws..Reality is the standard of truth of
Objectivism.