I meant exactly that... THERE IS NO ABSOLUTE TRUTH.
It may exist in a greater plane, but in the simplicity of the human being's daily life, the definition is null and void because if you ask an alcoholic if excessive drinking is wrong, he will most likely say no (although if you ask his family he will answer the opposite).
Of course, I understand that when a situation is seen without being involved in the problem, you can notice that each one has its absolute truth very particularly defined but that both have part of truth and part of a lie.Dear @d-pend
What is good or optimal for you, is not necessarily good and optimal for me; but still part of our truth.
PS: You made me review some terms that I had not been able to discuss for quite some time lol ;)