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Question: How is the right to the truth philosophically vision?
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The right to the truth is philosophically seen as an important part of a moral system because truth is a pillar of justice. Philosophers often refer to truth as a fundamental concept that should always be respected and sought. The moral value of truth is believed to be essential for relationships and society as a whole. By maintaining the truth, it creates a sense of trust, respect and fairness. Without truth, relationships, laws and social order break down.
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Dec. 29, 2022, 10:27 p.m.
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