Charles Sanders Peirce [PURSE] argued that this concept is the only end for inquiry.
Charles Sanders Peirce [PURSE] argued that this concept is the only end for inquiry. Tarski's semantic theory of this concept often invokes the sentence "Snow is white." It is not power, but Beyond Good and Evil opens by discussing a "will to" it for philosophers. The coherence and correspondence theories define this concept. A common definition of knowledge is a (*) justified belief with this property. Wittgenstein developed namesake tables with two to the N rows, to determine if an N-component statement has this property.  For 10 points, name this property possessed by facts.
Charles Sanders Peirce [PURSE] argued that this concept is the only end for inquiry.
truth [or reality; or factual until it is read; or true; or veracity or word forms]