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I wonder how it would be if you asked instead "When should we say a statement is true?" instead of "What is truth?" and whether your classmates would think them the same (or at least closely related) questions.
philosophy landmines.
I hope that phrase serves you well.
Agreed. It seems to me that we as a culture expect "What is truth?" to have a mysterious answer and we expect the asker to be looking for the best sounding answer.