But almost all methods seem to have their limitations. For example, scientific and logical ones do not work in historical processes. Before it can be anything else, Truth is the plain openness and presence of the world around us, an untouchable openness that you can neither hold in your hands nor, paradoxically, even see with your eyes. It can only be grasped in pure thought. That is why its comprehension is so difficult.
Truth is existential openness that spans our birthday and day of death.
Most often in our everyday lives, and ungratefully, we take this sheer presence of the world for granted. Not so in philosophy. On that account, the trails toward the openness of Truth lead you through sites of the mind , not of the screen. Philosophical trails challenge you to climb mountains of thought up to peaks that open up sights of unexplored, mental vistas. These trails will make the world you happen to live in more meaningful, because by thinking purely they lead beyond everyday routine.