IDENTIFICATION
ENUMERATION
SCENARIOS/STATEMENTS (A) 3 THEORIES OF TRUTH
SCENARIOS/STATEMENTS (B) TRUTH / OPINION
SUPER RANDOM QUESTIONS
100

This theory holds that a belief is true if it fits coherently with a set of beliefs or system of knowledge.

The Coherence Theory of Truth

100

What are the Theories of Truth?

1. The Correspondence Theory of Truth

2. The Coherence Theory of Truth 

3. The Pragmatist Theory of Truth

100

In mathematics, the proof of the Pythagorean theorem has been established for centuries, and it is considered universally valid across all applications.

Theory: Correspondence Theory of Truth

Explanation: The Pythagorean theorem is universally true because it corresponds to a well-established, verifiable mathematical reality. It can be empirically and logically verified in a variety of real-world applications.

100

The capital city of South Korea is Seoul.

TRUTH 

Explanation: This is a factual statement that can be verified.

100

IT'S YOUR LUCKY DAY!

BONUS

200

This theory is what we believe or say is true if it corresponds to the way things actually are based on the facts.

The Correspondence Theory of Truth

200

What are the two types of abstractions from abstractions?

1) Wider Generalizations (or simply widenings) 2) Subdivisions (or narrowings)

200

A philosopher asserts, "Freedom is the ability to act in accordance with one's rational will."

Theory: Coherence Theory of Truth

Explanation: This statement is true if it fits within a coherent set of philosophical beliefs, particularly in the context of ethical and political philosophy. It aligns with ideas of autonomy and rational agency, forming a coherent part of a larger moral framework.

200

People who drink coffee every morning are more productive.

OPINION

Explanation: This is a generalization that reflects a belief but cannot be definitively proven for every individual.

200

Give me the three Philosophers that is part of The Milesian School 

1. Thales 2. Anaximander 3. Anaximenes 

300

This theory tells about a belief will be true if it works or has practical consequences in the real world.

The Pragmatist Theory of Truth

300

How will you be able to validate a certain knowledge?

1. Reduction    2. Sense of Perception
2. Consensus    4. Actions

300

Someone says, "I find that doing yoga every morning improves my mental clarity and reduces my stress levels."

Theory: Pragmatist Theory of Truth

Explanation: According to the pragmatist theory, the truth of this statement lies in the positive practical effects that yoga has on the person's mental clarity and stress. The truth is validated by the personal, real-world results the person experiences.

300

IT'S YOUR LUCKY DAY!

BONUS :))

300

Who is the one who formulate the AQAL (All Quadrants All Levels) Framework

KEN WILBER

400

What is the knowledge validated and when we say validated we mean they are based on the facts of reality.

Truth

400

What are the two ways of acquiring a knowledge?

Empiricism/Senses

Rationalism Advocates/Thinking

400

A history book states, "Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 BCE by a group of Roman senators led by Brutus."

Theory: Correspondence Theory of Truth

Explanation: This statement is considered true because it corresponds to historical facts that have been verified by historical records and evidence (such as ancient writings and archaeological findings).

400

The Earth orbits the Sun once every 365.25 days.

TRUTH

Explanation: This is a scientific fact that can be proven by astronomical observations.

400

_____ is vital in ensuring that our actions and decisions are well thought out and are done with due regard for their implications and consequences on ourselves, others, and our surroundings.

Philosophical Reflection

500

It is a belief or judgment that falls short of absolute conviction, certainty, or positive knowledge.

Opinion

500

What are the process of acquiring knowledge.

1. Reality  4. Proposition

2. Perception  5. Inference

3. Category 

500

"God exists as a divine being and creator of the universe."

Theory: Coherence Theory of Truth

Explanation: For those who follow a particular religious tradition, this statement is true within the framework of their beliefs. It coheres with the teachings, scriptures, and moral principles of that faith, even though it may not be verifiable by empirical methods. Its truth is determined by its consistency with the system of religious knowledge.

500

In a group discussion about climate change, a classmate says, "Climate change is the greatest threat humanity faces today."

OPINION

Explanation: While climate change is a significant global issue, whether it is "the greatest threat" is subjective and depends on individual perspectives, making this a personal opinion rather than a universally verifiable fact.

500

Name the 8 branches of Philosophy

METAPHYSICS,  EPISTEMOLOGY,  LOGIC,    THEOLOGY,  COSMOLOGY,  ETHICS,  AXIOLOGY,    AESTHETICS