“What if the unknowable was not simply a blank to be filled or a defect to be rectified, but instead, an inescapable facet of everyday existence, which continually regenerates itself as we attempt to know and interact with the world?”
“What if the unknowable was not simply a blank to be filled or a defect to be rectified, but instead, an inescapable facet of everyday existence, which continually regenerates itself as we attempt to know and interact with the world?”
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the questions around the relationships between language, thought, and behavior are very complicated and perhaps not really open to much in the ways of generalization. Enactivist like Dan Hutto have pointed out that even in tasks like doing math things are tricky