What is the probability of universal truth?
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The probability of the occurence of universal truth is generally considered as 1. It is on that basis, such statements are considered true anywhere in the universe.
For example, the universal truth that everybody has to die or the color of water is transparent will hold true or 1 at all the time or any where in the world.
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The probability of a universal truth is absolute.
- A truth is considered universal if it is objectively accurate in all times and locations and even beyond them.
- Therefore, a universal reality, whose order is carefully extracted from such objective realities, is logically assumed to surpass the necessary condition of the physical universe. Such a reality is perceived as eternal or absolute in this situation.
- Some examples of universal truth include the stress levels in a person, upbringing of kids by parents, society conditioning.
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