There exists absolute truth.

I accept to provide examples of absolute truth in contexts so as to establish its existence. Firstly, self-determinism means self-creation and self-selection in the context of causation. Since this tends to its existence, one notices that when taking it as a right behavior, for example, it means utility generation. As such, maximizing one's own existence as a form of absolute truth means to maximize utility. However, as one self-determiner equates to another self-determiner, we're all the same; so, maximizing utility for another is also self-deterministic. As such, solving major world problems, like global warming, starvation, and slavery, can be deemed as generative of utility. I shall further make my case by detailing how absolute truth can be deemed a valid purpose. Therefore, I make it known that I define absolute truth as reality, with any endomorphisms of reality held intact, since the truth about what's real can be beyond you and still be the truth. Abstractly presented, reality is a designer. Designers are subjects, and subjects, like emotions, are abstract; materially, reality is a product of design. That is, there are dual sides to reality that are correspondingly negative and positive, in design and actualization respectively. The reason this works is like so: emotions are reasons that stand in a way that objective, logical reasons can't. Logic, however, is truth by definition; since logic describes all that is true, logic is thus absolute truth. Saying that logic doesn't include emotion is like saying that a certain object exists, but while simultaneously saying that it doesn't really exist "because you won't accept that it exists"; that is paradoxical. More certainly, emotions can either be rational or irrational. In rationality emotions generate utility, in irrational contexts they degenerate it. Emotions, when in self-deterministic form, are self-controlled, however, and therefore rational when formed as such. Forthrightly, you can't make a logical decision without having had wanted to make the decision in the first place. Rejecting the idea that emotions exist in logic is like rejecting the idea of using logical functors in mathematical logic for making logical inductions and logical deductions because "you don't have to accept them". If you're reasonable, you automatically do use such logical functors because you have [chosen] to for utility purposes. This is self-determinism as it is. Further, any act of love for yourself and others is, accordingly, an example of absolute truth. An instance of this is enabling and stabilizing your existence and others' through time because of love, which could mean (e.g.) bettering health and bettering the economy. Also, self-determinism is self-proving to the extent at which it is also self-processing, making it self-aware. As such, self-determinism is self-awareness and therefore consciousness, and, since it is self-determination, it is freewill and intelligence. "I testify to the truth," - Jesus Christ, for an account of a person said to be perfectly "good". "Beyond the CTMU ultimate syntax, the lattice which gives shape to the multi-layered layered veil of maya, there is but the light that shines forever," - Chris Langan.