There is no truth in the sense of some great unknown X that we approach in an infinite progression, to which we match our statements in an ever more appropriate and correct manner; there is only the active "discussion" with that-which-is, during which we also show ourselves differently. And all this is a creative process, since every design of Being produces, materially and spiritually, a world interpreted and organized in a definite way. (p. 219)
Safranski, R. (1998). Martin Heidegger: Between good and evil. (Osers, E. Trans.). Cambridge: Harvard University Press.
