This either makes sense to you or it doesn't

"Truth is either-or," said the teacher. "If the bus is coming at you in the street, it's either the bus or you," he said with a self-satisfied chuckle.

"Well, what if you're driving the bus?" asked the boy. "Then it's both you and the bus."

So, depending on the context, truth is both either-or and both-and.

Which means, at the bottom of things, truth is both-and.

Truth is paradox.

Do you see?

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