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Example 1:

The maximum speed of vehicles in Canada, the US and
many other countries in the world is 110 km per hour. The

car market sells all makes of cars, some more expensive

than others. Some of them reach top speed of up to 300
km per hour.

On the highway, there is police radar control, penalizing
those who drive over the speed limit. This is normal and

everyday, today’s real truth. Basically, if the speed limit is
110 km/h, the state should not allow selling vehicles that

go faster than 110 km/h. If a law that prohibits selling cars

that go faster than 110 km/h is enacted, there will not be
any speed limit offenders. It would prevent such offenses.

This simple example reveals negation to the negation.

There are cars that reach speed of up to 300 km/h and the

state allows their selling but its law sets a speed limit of
110 km/h.

This is the old truth, but the new real truth would be to
establish the same speed limit of the vehicles throughout

the world and not to allow selling cars that can go faster
than that. This simple example indicates the existence of

an old truth and a new real truth.
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