BURN!Souplex said:
EDIT: I meant that as a you know, "you burned them" not, you should burn. I realised it might look that way.
Nothing is true, everything is permitted.
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EDIT: I meant that as a you know, "you burned them" not, you should burn. I realised it might look that way.
That we can only ever say what we perceive and there is no absolute way to describe truth/reality. It is likely there because we all tend to perceive it in similar ways which points to a common trigger but all the while we are bound by our perceptions we cannot define anything as aboslute truth and hence we can only accept an interpretation.
If this kind of stuff interests you i recommend tackling the Critique of Pure Reason by Kant or at least A Very Short Introduction to Kant because he discusses this issue at length.
If this kind of stuff interests you i recommend tackling the Critique of Pure Reason by Kant or at least A Very Short Introduction to Kant because he discusses this issue at length.
"Nothing is true, everything is permitted" is a philosophy that means the ignorant masses are willing to believe anything they are shown or told by a charismatic figure or way of thinking.
Everything is open to interpretation and has more than one mean and if something is for the greater good the end justifies the means without compromising the idea of the greater good and/or become monsters or evil ourselves.
People will believe anything they are told?
Or it means don't believe what you're told because anything can be said.
Or it means don't believe what you're told because anything can be said.
never trust information form outside sources. you live outside the law. you can assassinate, you can steal, you can hire prostitutes, you can do anything just (as altieer learned in AC 1 which the quote is actually from) keep it with in reason and do not compromise the brotherhood.
That whatever we are told to do is false and we can do whatever we want, which is a bit contradictory seeing as the Assassin's had to follow the tenets of the Creed.
You summed it up pretty well.ForgottenPr0digy said:
The Law.
Also *raises left hand* this is my left hand. That is the truth, no?
Fuck you Games, stop trying to get philosophical on me and stick to what you can do right.
Nothing is true: any "truth" may be just a widely excepted lie, and thus may or may not be true.
Everything is permitted: If you limit yourself to laws, moral code, and social norms, you don't think openly and won't find new solutions that have previously never thought of
Its a great moto in my opinion
Everything is permitted: If you limit yourself to laws, moral code, and social norms, you don't think openly and won't find new solutions that have previously never thought of
Its a great moto in my opinion
