Is truth relative?

[bennyboy]

The reference frame of a photon is not a well defined observer rest frame (see the other thread).

Nor is that in a black hole singularity I think. Sometime I wonder if infinity from our perspective could be the zero point of a kind of inverse reference: so whatever is going on in a black hole sees US as the unexplainable math-breaking reference point.

But of course independent of this discussion science never deals in final truths, so I may have to backpedal a bit with my earlier statement

That's right. Science deals with the implications of events or entities in a particular context: it just happens to be a massively large one.

But the philosophical question is whether there really ARE truths that are context-independent, and we are just too limited to perceive them, or whether truth itself is just determined by whatever arbitrary vantage point we happen to choose.