You think, it is very sad that a proposition is true because it cannot satisfy the antecedent. Like a pair of lovers, if 'I am in love with someone else and he loves me' is the proposition, then does the empty fact mean that the premise does not exist? Her love is real, but this love has not happened. It is an imagination or her lover does not exist at all, or she is no longer her. Or maybe the premise is wrong, like Romeo falling in love with Juliet, it's still a sad term.
But, actually that's not the case.
If a person is unwilling to admit that a proposition is false or wrong, in order for it to be classified as true, one only needs to admit that the prerequisites are unfeasible and unsatisfactory. Even if the cost is so high, it is enough to save some people who are suffering from mistakes.
I believe that empty truth may not be called sad. It is just the only way for me to recognize a memory.
Are you willing to listen to my story?
Intention: If this love is destined to be wrong, then I am willing to sacrifice the premise to preserve the empty truth in your eyes.
