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Truths when we see them for ourselves. A.3 Noble Truths: overlooked for epochs The Four Noble Truths are Truths which have existed as long as the Earth or longer. However, even though they existed, no-one ever noticed them. Their discovery had to wait for many aeons (an aeon being defined as the t