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Who said:there is no absolute truth the only truth is death?

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My American literature teacher kept saying that

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  1. Your teacher obviously didn't appreciate the irony in the fact that the statement itself is an absolute.


  2. I think it's along the lines of there are only two things in life that are certain; death and taxes, that would be Benjamin Franklin (amoungst others)

    As a subject that would be epistemology.

    On the plus side, if he/she ever says you're wrong shout it back at him/her!
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