Anekantavada
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Many-sidedness: no one viewpoint has the whole truth.
Reality is complex, and every perspective captures only part of it. The classic image is the blind men and the elephant: each touches one part and is partly right. It isn't relativism ('nothing is true'). It's intellectual humility with a method attached.
You may already know this'There are many truths', steelmanning, and actually reading the replies before you quote-tweet.