The dictionary definitions exemplify the inherent foolishness of suggesting that all truth is relative. If truth is simply relative to the situation or individual, why place such value on someone's ability to effectively exercise knowledge. Again, if all truth is relative then the millennial with holes in his ears and a bone through his nose is just as capable as the seasoned professional at making effective decisions. Despite wisdom, each individual should be able to make decisions, based on its relevance to themselves, and success should be the relative outcome. Of course, we know this is not the case. There are bad decisions and good, the proper exercise of the proper knowledge is what determines the negative or positive outcome.