[562] **"And having formulated reasoning with regard to views (diṭṭhi), they speak of two things: 'true' and 'false'"** — having reasoned out reasoning (takka), having thought out thought (vitakka), having intended intention (saṅkappa), they generate, engender, produce, and bring forth views (diṭṭhigata); and having generated, engendered, produced, and brought forth views, they said thus, they speak thus, they utter thus, they explain thus, they express thus: "Mine is true; yours is false." Hence, "having formulated reasoning with regard to views, they speak of two things: 'true' and 'false.'" Therefore the Blessed One said:
Truths that are many and various there are not,
permanent in the world, apart from perception;
but having formulated reasoning with regard to views,
they speak of two things: "true" and "false."
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.