A "truth-bearer" is a philosophical term that refers to entities that can be said to be true or false. In essence, truth-bearers are statements, propositions, beliefs, or sentences that possess a truth value. The concept is important in discussions of truth in philosophy, particularly in debates about the nature of truth, the conditions under which a belief or statement is true, and how truth relates to reality.
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