If or when a person does not see the world as a true event, as a truth, and within the contexts of stable, predictable, semi-absolute truths, - if he does not see that projected logic and reason, he will then see the world all as unknowable random chaos. But, no matter how he looks at it all, it’s still the same old world, isn’t it?
Therefor, without sense-stability oriented mental projections of trueness, or with it, either way, the world is still the same.
With or without truth, there would still be neither logical meanings, nor would there be meaningless random chaos.
Instead, there would be the interaction of force. Most of the universe can quite easily exist without any sort of ideas in it, that it does not have to believe in anything before it can be real. Because the cosmos already-is, it does not have “necessity”. It’s already moving, so it doesn’t need to push itself along with some complicated and odd form of necessitation.
Reality already exists without the need for the feeling that things are true. Reality exists largely without feelings or ideas.
Now that is all plainly obvious, that no matter what a person thinks, the world isn’t being pushed around by his own thoughts. Therefor his thoughts are his own interpushing inside of his existence. Truth and lies came about just like hands and feet came about in human existence. If the human mind could not say “yes” to what it feels and experiences, it would not feel that its own process was real or true. “That’s true”, as a response, is allot like saying “yes” on some level to an experience. Such affirmation keeps one’s mind bound to belief, it’s a way that the mental substances and forces keep themselves inside of their own structures. So, “trueness” as a mental feeling-process, is also structural internalization. That internalization makes concentration, mental potency, and enough energy so that the immediate feeling of a real event, is a concentrated electrical force, flowing over one’s body and causing response.
If there was no feeling that a real event was happening, there would be no concentration of energy, no constant “yes” which binds and accumulates mental force. The primordial feeling of belief exists even in the animals whom have no logic, because their bodies are still responsive to sensory ‘events’.
Through the bonds and attractive accumulations of affirmation, a portion of thought-power is gathered. When something completely captivates and controls your own mind, that whole system of mental energy is felt as a completely and totally true realness. But if this one type of energy is loosened and made weak somehow, whatever it was controlling and influencing begins to react to, and follow alternative forces, and either grow or dissolve out in new directions. So, the feeling of absolute truth would prevent growth, whereas a bit of doubt helps the mental hardware stay soft and change.
Between the chemistry of the constraining and affirmative force, and then also the liberating neutralizing force, changes and sustainments of the mental forces are basically practiced. The process of the feeling of truth is not mainly about knowledge or truth at all, but instead is about the behavioral and living results of energetic types of force.
