Abstract
Abstract: I use geometry as symbolic means to show the nature of Truth and the role of the observer in observing Truth. By building geometric models I show the impact of choice on observations and therewith the arising of different kinds of truths, all true in their own respect, but possibly conflicting or not understandable to other observers. My approach in this essay is to show that all paradigms should start with the “I”, who, as observer, defines its observations by its way of observing. With it I propose the making of a geometrical language as a symbolic means to show and communicate the basic mechanical directions and the margins arising from them to understand and alter any kind of observation, be it scientific; every day experience; psychological; philosophical or plain fantasy. A brief introduction for the making of such a geometrical language is included. The reader is asked to understand that further elaboration on this language is beyond the scope of this essay.
Joseph Maria Hoebe