Assumptions, assumptions, assumptions ...
I didn't misinterpret it. I chose it.
Which, boiled down, says a statement is true if it accurately describes the current reality. Basically if the statement agrees with the current facts.
As I write the following statement it is the truth.
My mostly full coffee cup is on my desk next to my computer mouse.
Now, in 15-20 minutes when someone reads this statement, for the first time or again, it will no longer be wholly the truth because my coffee cup may still be in the same place but will no longer be mostly full. Does the original statement, still mostly true, still represent the truth? No, because it is no longer entirely factual. There's a big difference between mostly true and all true.
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accurate, reality, facts, truth ... you keep using these words (even if only referencing them indirectly)
Thank you for the advice on life choices. In reciprocation I'll say maybe you should consider investing in a dictionary.