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Richard A. Ujvary writes:
>The thing that I find that is really the crux of the original statement
>by Dave Lampson refers back to whether or not listeners and those who
>make music "create" truth while partaking of the art or "discover" truth
>while rummaging through it.
Truth is subjective, and thus requires a human perspective. On the other
hand, what is true, is true, regardless of human perspective. There is
truth in saying that Beethoven's 9th is a great symphony, and it is true
that the earth revolves around the sun. When humans go away, Beethoven's
9th will no longer be a great symphony, but the earth will still revolve
around the sun.
With that in mind, I believe that there is no difference between the
discovery of truth and the creation of truth. Discovering truth *is* the
creation of truth, and creation of truth can only be accomplished if it is
discovered (i.e. experienced from a human perspective).
Mike
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