Frank TurekGuestJohn LovellHostI wanted to get back to War on Reality, the battle that you and Charlie were shoulder-to-shoulder fighting with other folks as well.
What are some of the drawbridges around the fortress of a worldview of reality? Where are the biggest attacks happening, and

why is it those areas? Yeah, the biggest attack is what we call postmodernism, which says that there is no overarching truth.

Is that true? Is it true that there's no truth? Because, you know, it's a self-contradictory, self-defeating statement and self-defeating philosophy, by the way.

Postmodernism, the idea that there is no overarching objective truth, everyone has just their individual own truth, is an objective, alleged objective truth itself.

There's just the math, right? There's not my law that thou shall not murder, but you don't have that law.

Reality is what it is, right? It's not just that, well, I perceive such and such a thing is wrong when it really isn't or vice versa.

And what reality is, what truth is, is when your belief corresponds to reality.
I wanted to get back to War on Reality, the battle that you and Charlie were shoulder-to-shoulder fighting with other folks as well.
What are some of the drawbridges around the fortress of a worldview of reality? Where are the biggest attacks happening, and

why is it those areas? Yeah, the biggest attack is what we call postmodernism, which says that there is no overarching truth.

Is that true? Is it true that there's no truth? Because, you know, it's a self-contradictory, self-defeating statement and self-defeating philosophy, by the way.

Postmodernism, the idea that there is no overarching objective truth, everyone has just their individual own truth, is an objective, alleged objective truth itself.

There's just the math, right? There's not my law that thou shall not murder, but you don't have that law.

Reality is what it is, right? It's not just that, well, I perceive such and such a thing is wrong when it really isn't or vice versa.

And what reality is, what truth is, is when your belief corresponds to reality.
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