Difference between revisions of "Truth"

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Truth (Pronounced: [tɹʌθ], rhyming with the first syllable of "nothing") is a concept that frequently includes such ideas as facts, information, lies, and edanaher. Regulated by the Ministry of Truth, it was discovered in 1218 AD by a group of French monks, and later invented by Edouard Manet in 1857.