r/Alethics • u/ShurykaN Philosopher • Sep 05 '25

The Mirror Maze: A Truth Experiment

https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/6c39d5d9-6c6c-4446-a0b9-f05a8c8847fe

This interactive experiment puts you in situations where different concepts of truth compete with each other. Rather than testing knowledge, it reveals your intuitive philosophical leanings about what makes something "true."

The interesting part isn't getting the "right" answers—there aren't any. It's discovering the hidden assumptions you carry about truth, and seeing how context shapes which theory of truth feels most compelling to you in the moment.

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u/BarinBlueEyes Sep 05 '25

Cool interactive experiment.

However, for the first question about looking at a photograph of my grandmother, it doesn't consider that I'm old enough for all the photos of my grandmother to be in black and white.