Truth.

[Maudlin]

What is it, to you?

Is it important, to you?

Why or why not?

What if it is "uncomfortable" or "inconvenient"- does that make it more or less important to you?

 

[jodes2]

Truth - when what someone tells you is true
It's important
I need to be able to trust what people say
If it's uncomfortable, I probably need to know even more so

 

[SarRy]

Truth is the expression of reality. It is often easy to know the truth when it hurts. If an idea doesn't work, it is because it doesn't reflect reality. It might be impossible to understand reality with our limited senses, but we must try our best. It is like a mathematical problem where we forever approach the limit without ever reaching it. I guess that some people are just better at accepting good enough instead of perfection.

Yes, truth is important. It is important because reality must be contended with and there is no avoidance. Whether the truth is bitter or sweet makes no difference. To any effect, the world is indifferent. In a world of cause and consequence, things must be as they are.

 

[Venus13]

Truth is the closest thing to objective reality the mind can grasp, I guess.

It's typically harsh, at least in my life. It matters to me, yes. I'm trying to move closer to align with it in a universal and personal way. It's hard to know though.

 

[onlyanimalsaregood]

I always prefer to know the truth, bad or good, and I think is one of the minimum things that people should give each other. Honesty.