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The Power of Truth

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What does the text suggest about the media and politicians?

They are always truthful

They may prioritize entertainment or votes over truth (correct)

They are always interested in entertainment

They are always interested in votes

Reputation is dependent on what?

Being a politician

Having personal collateral

Being entertaining

Telling the truth (correct)

How should the media be regarded according to the text?

As a source of opinions

As a source of entertainment

As a source of verifiable facts (correct)

As a source of truth

What is truth in everyday language typically ascribed to?

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Is truth relative or absolute according to the text?

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According to the Correspondence Theory, truth is defined as the agreement between what is asserted or declared and the world of facts. This theory emphasizes that our knowledge is true only if it is based on facts or objective reality.

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The Power of Truth

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Questions and Answers

What does the text suggest about the media and politicians?

Reputation is dependent on what?

How should the media be regarded according to the text?

What is truth in everyday language typically ascribed to?

Is truth relative or absolute according to the text?

According to the Correspondence Theory, truth is defined as the agreement between what is asserted or declared and the world of facts. This theory emphasizes that our knowledge is true only if it is based on facts or objective reality.

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