I keep putting it off, because it's something you can do when you've kind of lost your juice, and I haven't lost it yet. Well, I think one has a little to do with the other. To put it conversely, they have everything to do with each other. It depends, like I guess all things do, on your angle of vision. One could argue, as Plato does, that truth is something abstract, just floating out there.
Truth is ultimately a statement.
It's an issue of language. You make declarations and then you judge them. You could declare that the world is flat. It's a linguistic statement. I guess I fall into what is philosophically called the camp of the idealists, as opposed to the realists.