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Hey, I’ve been wrestling this philosophical question for years. What must be true for anything to be true? Also, tell me in one sentence, what would the ontological bedrock have to do or what property would it have to possess for us to call it unconditional bedrock?

Hopefully this thread is the right place for my inquiry. I’ve read a few preprints on this topic and peer reviewed work. One stood out undeniably. But most fall short. To make sure I’m not missing anything I’d love to hear from the Reddit experts.

Hey, I’ve been wrestling this philosophical question for years. What must be true for anything to be true? Also, tell me in one sentence, what would the ontological bedrock have to do or what property would it have to possess for us to call it unconditional bedrock?

Hopefully this thread is the right place for my inquiry. I’ve read a few preprints on this topic and peer reviewed work. One stood out undeniably. But most fall short. To make sure I’m not missing anything I’d love to hear from the Reddit experts.