“Second, he changes the concept of truth, from static to dynamic, not in the sense that what we think is true may be wrong and so we fix our knowledge until it becomes actually true, but in the sense that the very notion of “truth” itself changes over time, and hence a knowledge that was true once becomes false not because it was incorrect, but because it’s aligned with a notion of truth that isn’t valid anymore.”
I don’t suppose you could give a rough idea of why he sees the notion of truth as changing?
“Second, he changes the concept of truth, from static to dynamic, not in the sense that what we think is true may be wrong and so we fix our knowledge until it becomes actually true, but in the sense that the very notion of “truth” itself changes over time, and hence a knowledge that was true once becomes false not because it was incorrect, but because it’s aligned with a notion of truth that isn’t valid anymore.”
I don’t suppose you could give a rough idea of why he sees the notion of truth as changing?