 Finally, in Gadamer’s philosophical hermeneutics, it is claimed that the hermeneutical experience of truth is ‘universal.’ This does not mean that the hermeneutical experience of truth takes place every time we converse about something. Rather, it means that the hermeneutical experience of truth remains always a problem, whenever we wish to understand something, and even when a conversation culminates in an experience of truth. Each hermeneutical experience of truth remains open to further interpretation (see Gadamer, “The Universality of the Hermeneutical Problem”).