Truth and fallacy exist in opposition and develop through comparison. Fallacy can only be affirmed briefly, and truth can stand the test of time.

We all know that the earth moves around the sun, and only the moon moves around the earth. This is Heliocentrism of Copernicus. /kloc-in the 6th century, in people's minds, there was only the traditional geocentric theory that all celestial bodies revolved around the earth, and the earth was the center of all celestial bodies. This statement seems to be all wet today! However, in the era when Copernicus lived, no one could find a new breakthrough except him. Copernicus got Heliocentrism's truth by calculating mathematical knowledge. This theory severely attacked religious thought and was opposed by the church. The church called him "crazy", books were "forbidden" and the theory was "heresy". Under such pressure, he stuck to his truth and never regretted it all his life. He said: "If someone who has a little knowledge of mathematics criticizes or refutes my work according to this paragraph or that paragraph of the Bible, I am not only prepared to answer them, but also despise this ignorant opinion." He expressed his determination to stick to the truth, and his theory has been proved! It is really "the success or failure of the Millennium is reasonable"! Therefore, in the face of truth and fallacy, we choose truth and stick to it, because truth can stand the test of time.

In our life, we should pay more attention to practice and seek truth in practice. So as to establish a correct world outlook, find methodology and boldly pursue truth. But it is inevitable in life that some people are afraid of making mistakes instead of pursuing the truth. Everyone makes mistakes. Don't be afraid to make mistakes! "No one is perfect" Even the best leaders make mistakes.

Romain rolland once said, "We should not rely on one's authority at all, but on the truth."

In short, we should treat truth and fallacy correctly, find out the causes of errors on the basis of fallacy, and strive to develop into truth. Truth can stand the test.