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//What is truth? It's a really hard question to answer. I think that the truth is something that someone believes at the time based on all of the information and evidence that they can gather.//
== //When I looked up Wikipedia, it said that truth "has no single definition about which a majority of professional philosophers and scholars agree". This means that truth is not easy to write about. The truth may be right for some people and wrong for others. For example, a child could think that dragons are real because he has seen it in a book and his parents tell him that they are real. But, an adult could research into dragons and would say that there are no such things. But both the child and the adult think what they believe is the truth.// == == //Truth has changed over time as scientists know a lot more that they would have known in the past. For example, hundreds of years ago, scientists thought that the world was flat and told everyone that was the truth. But Christopher Columbus proved that the world wasn't flat as he sailed all around it.// ==