I think truth is defined by what multiple independent observers can agree upon, indicating a high level of confidence in its validity.

Information is not the same as truth; truth is rare and precious, and a strong basis in truth is necessary for building a good society and personal life.

Truth is the best strategy for attaining your goals. To contend with reality, you must know what it is, as the truth of existence can be brutal and bitter.

The problem of truth is exacerbated in today's society, where individuals struggle to discern reality amidst overwhelming propaganda.

Compromise is often a poor resolution mechanism, as it can lead to decisions that do not reflect the truth. Instead, seeking the actual truth through proper analysis is essential, especially when the truth is knowable.

Many life lessons contradict each other, and understanding which applies in a given context requires personal experience.

Miyamoto Musashi said, 'Truth is not what you want it to be; it is what it is.' You must accept this truth or risk living a lie, as I did with my startup Posturous.

The key is to discover what's true for you and how you genuinely feel about things.

Information is not synonymous with truth; it serves as a connection that can create social order, often through fiction and propaganda rather than factual accuracy.