Humans can agree a tree is a tree.
But the moment we try to define what a tree’s nature is, we enter subjective territory. There are so many possible answers and depending on the context, any of those answers can seem the most true. But given the infinite expansion of the universe and the many different possible trees that can exist everywhere, and the inability to know what it’s like to be a tree because we are judging from a humans perception… we can’t make a 100% objective assertion of what a tree’s true nature is.
So it seems that truth is the inherent perception of something without any sort of judgement. Any sort of idea of what it is. It’s the ‘it just is.’
(I’m just ranting philosophical thoughts lol, this ain’t a dispute. I’ve just been thinking a lot about this stuff lately.)