Understanding Perspectives on Truth

The speaker expresses discomfort with certain ideas, particularly the notion of a definitive truth, or 'capital T'. They prefer the concept of an 'ASM tootal' relationship with truth, which suggests getting very close to truth without fully defining it. The speaker is uncertain about the idea of a capital T truth and does not resonate with it.

What is the speaker's initial reaction to the idea presented?

• They are excited about it.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They are uncomfortable with it.

• They fully agree with it.

How does the speaker describe their preferred relationship with truth?

• A skeptical and doubtful stance.

• A direct and immediate understanding.

• A gradual and asymptotal approach.

• A complete and absolute certainty.

What does the speaker mean by an 'asymptotal relationship' with truth?

• Getting closer to truth over time.

• Reaching truth instantly.

• Rejecting the concept of truth.

• Avoiding truth altogether.

What is the speaker's stance on the concept of 'capital T' truth?

• They are indifferent to it.

• They completely reject it.

• They fully understand it.

• They are uncertain about it.

How does the speaker feel about the idea of 'capital T' truth?

• It is the foundation of their beliefs.

• It does not sit well with them.

• It makes them feel comfortable.

• It resonates deeply with them.