In the Grove and Truth
With this many perspectives, it's hard to choose who is telling the truth.
What is 7?
This theory requires truth to be rational and consistent.
What is coherence theory?
This philosopher would not be a fan of the relativist. His Greek leanings just wouldn't allow for it.
Who is Aristotle?
The play weaves truth and fiction through a depiction of this. It's not alway reliable.
What is memory?
The movie is a clear example of this theory.
What is the brain in a vat?
When looking for truth in the grove, the jury would need to make these two columns.
What is agreed and disagreed?
Aristotle is very specific regarding his criticism of Protagoras. Truth can't be this otherwise his own theory fails as well.
What is relative?
What is interesting relativism?
Probably the least trustworthy person in the play. No one could trust this person.
Who is Kiki?
Cypher presents one argument against skepticism- even though it causes the deaths of his friends.
What is the invisible pebble?
This is really the only fact that we can all agree on.
What is the death of the husband?
Truth for Peirce requires that one is this. It's neither good nor bad.
What is satisfied?
When determining relativism, philosophers focus on this.
What is the claim?
In the play, truth was more than just relative. It was all about who was able to do this with the "truth".
What is gain an advantage?
For Morpheus, truth is this, he found all three parts valid.
What is justified true belief?
For something to be true, it has to be independent of this.
What is belief?
Aristotle believes in truth being black and white, having this would mean there is no truth.
What is intermediary?
This is the problem of non-relative and relative truths.
What is figuring out which is which?
When Grace claims that "truth will come out in the end", she is claiming that truth is this.
What is objective. (Immutable, fact)
The Matrix does not deal with this fundamental issue of identity and knowledge. At least, not in the real world.
What is how they look?
A truth is this, always constant.
What is immutable?
Words and sentences are true. This, however, can be false.
What are statements?
Experience of different systems creates this type of relativism.
What is conceptual relativism?
Very few characters in the play have one identity that is presented through the play. This character's identity in particular is at the center of the play.
Who is Fred?
The skeptic, when dealing with the Matrix, would question this, a fair argument.
What is are they actually out of the matrix?