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Starbuck wrote:e.
<<< Truth comes in many forms, objective and subjective.  Is the
statement above a "Truth" that can be lived and enjoyed?  Does it
provide hope for tomorrow and help for today?  Is it the way that my
life works?  That other lives work?  What does this say about my life
and about relationships with others? There are many ways to evaluate
whether something is "true".

It seems that Starbuck's definition of "true" is  essentially "whatever
I really, really wish".

--
Alan McGowen

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Starbuck wrote:<font color="#000000"><font size=-1>e.</font></font>
<br><font color="#000000"><font size=-1>&lt;&lt;&lt;</font></font> <font size=-1>Truth
comes in many forms, objective and subjective.&nbsp; Is the statement above
a "Truth" that can be lived and enjoyed?&nbsp; Does it provide hope for
tomorrow and help for today?&nbsp; Is it the way that my life works?&nbsp;
That other lives work?&nbsp; What does this say about my life and about
relationships with others?</font> <font size=-1>There are many ways to
evaluate whether something is "true".</font><font size=-1></font>
<p><font size=-1>It seems that Starbuck's definition of "true" is&nbsp;
essentially "whatever I really, really wish".</font><font size=-1></font>
<p>--&nbsp;<br>
Alan McGowen<br>
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