That’s a deep one.
Yes—truth exists, but how we define and perceive it depends on context:
Objective truth: Facts that remain true regardless of belief or opinion. For example, water boils at 100°C (at sea level). This kind of truth exists independently of us.
Subjective truth: Personal experiences, feelings, and perspectives. For example, “this food tastes delicious” might be true for you but not for someone else.
Philosophical debate: Some argue that truth is relative, shaped by culture, language, or perception. Others believe there are absolute truths that never change.
So while facts exist, our interpretation of truth can vary.