It may be unfair. Chesterton's Fence asserts that the reason for the fence can be clearly known, though. I'm saying there are limits to what we can truly know

It may be unfair. Chesterton's Fence asserts that the reason for the fence can be clearly known, though. I'm saying there are limits to what we can truly know or understand as humans. I don't think the rationalist community as a whole really accepts that, at least not to the extent I do. Chesterton's Fence isn't really relevant to that proposition, I think.