What is true?

"What is true?" means finding out what really happens, like when you check if your favorite toy works as you think it does.

Imagine you have a red ball that rolls down a hill every day. One morning, you see it roll up the hill instead of down. You might say, “That’s not how it usually works!” So you try again and again to see what really happens.

Truth is like a game where we all play by trying things out. If your ball keeps rolling up sometimes, even if it usually rolls down, then that’s part of the truth too, because truth isn’t always the same every time.

Sometimes people believe something because they heard it from someone else. But just like how you might think your red ball always rolls down, it's good to check again and again to find out what really happens.

So, “what is true?” is about asking questions, trying things, and seeing what works most of the time, or even sometimes when it doesn’t go as expected!"What is true?" means finding out what really happens, like when you check if your favorite toy works as you think it does.

Imagine you have a red ball that rolls down a hill every day. One morning, you see it roll up the hill instead of down. You might say, “That’s not how it usually works!” So you try again and again to see what really happens.

Truth is like a game where we all play by trying things out. If your ball keeps rolling up sometimes, even if it usually rolls down, then that’s part of the truth too, because truth isn’t always the same every time.

Sometimes people believe something because they heard it from someone else. But just like how you might think your red ball always rolls down, it's good to check again and again to find out what really happens.

So, “what is true?” is about asking questions, trying things, and seeing what works most of the time, or even sometimes when it doesn’t go as expected!