Peirce's Correspondence

Peirce's Correspondence is a philosophical principle suggesting that a statement or belief is true if it accurately matches or corresponds with reality or the way things actually are. In essence, truth is achieved when our ideas or representations align with the external world. This concept emphasizes that our understanding should reflect facts and states of affairs outside of our minds, ensuring consistency between our beliefs and the real world's nature. It provides a foundation for evaluating the accuracy and validity of our knowledge based on how well it corresponds to actual circumstances.