STFB-Matthew

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My name is Matthew. I go to St Felix Primary and I support the Manly Sea Eagles!! My interests are Maths, Sport(PE), and Science. Please ask me if you want to use any information that is {will be} on my page. Thanks everyone.



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__**//Truth-Pluses and Minuses//**__ Truth is red, as well as green, It can //taste// like a sour lemon, But can be sweet candy too, It //smells// like freedom, rushing Through a jail cell, but might //Smell// as foul as a dumpster. It //looks// like the most lovely palace, Though it's an alleyway for some. It can //sound// something from a Bird chirping, to a tyre screeching. It may //feel// like a GIANT sigh of relief, A cold gust of wind, it may //feel// like too.

1. I believe you can lie to yourself. You can lie to yourself when you cannot believe something one bit, or when you fear the consequences. However deep down, you will realise that you know what the truth is, even if it is somehow horrible to know. Eg, if you accidently break a window of a house while playing a ball game, and you know no-one saw you, you will try to forget what happened and that you did not do anything.
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2. To me, truth and lies are not the same as right and wrong. If two people are in a fight at school and the teacher spots them, they probably will not lie or twist the truth, but they will both tell the truth of their foe's negative side. They are both right, but also wrong in a way, because they are not telling the WHOLE truth. Lies are usually wrong, but it can still partly truthful, if the truth is TWISTED!!!

3. You can tell the truth for dishonest reasons quite easily. People may tell the truth of someone doing something bad, to get them into trouble. It depends why they revealed it. If it was for vengence or "entertainment", then yes, it was truthful, but for dishonest reasons. Otherwise, it is just the truth, and not for dishonest reasons.

4. I do not think that something truthful has to be proved, because it may be extremely difficult to prove, but if someone says something, and they truly believe it is true, there is no reason for it to be untruthful.

5. A white lie is a lie that does not have a lot of importance. Some lies can be "bigger" than others depending on the situation. Eg, denying commiting a crime, is much BIGGER than telling a friend a false score of a soccer game.

6. I believe truth is different at different stages of life. If you are ten, and illegible to drive, probably no-one would believe that you have steered a car. However, if you are twenty, chances are that most people will believe you. 7. Truth may differ between cultures. It may regard to their beliefs that are unique to a particular culture. Eg, some people believe that when they die, they will be reincarnated. On the other hand, Christians believe that they will go to Heaven with God.

8. In any debate, both sides can be telling the truth, even though they disagree. This is mainly because both sides each have a different view or opinion of something.

9. Seeing is not always believing. In some cases, the human eye can be tricked byy an illusion that is made/figured out specifically to make a person believe something, even though it is not correct.


 * //__TRUTH FORMUALA!!!__//**


 * __TRUTH__** = (TRUST + TRUSTWORTHINESS) x FAITH - IMPATIENCE

Trust and trustworthiness are in brackets because that is the first they needed to get the truth. Faith is needed so a person believes that they can tell the truth. Finally, impatience is subtracted because if someone is impatient, and they are pressuring or forcing someone to tell the truth, they will get anxious and nervous.