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No hay verdades materiales, ni verdades racionales; toda verdad es ambas cosas a la vez o no es nada.
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The quote rejects a strict separation between facts and reason. A truth is not merely something material, nor merely something formed by thought. It must have both a basis in reality and a rationally meaningful form. Without that combination, the statement says, what is called truth amounts to nothing.
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- Revista Cubana de Filosofía / Proyecto Filosofía en español
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- Official Statement
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