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Highest philosophy

If we have more truth values on a single phenomenon then it isn't true.

Like free will, know to delineate the organs for free will (first three instincts), one phenomenon and make it more continuous. If more then 2 truth values one knows it is either, consistent or might, single together for will, intelligence or by might explained.

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