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No. You can only cross a rubicon that actually exists. The world has always been too complex for any of us to understand. Edited to add: if you find the moder
by hyko 6y ago
No. You can only cross a rubicon that actually exists.
The world has always been too complex for any of us to understand.
Edited to add: if you find the modern world unintelligible, wait until you study the prehistoric one upon which that modern world still depends. It has absorbed millennia of investigation by the best minds in history so far, with no end in sight.
- rhencke 6y agoThe more I learn, the more I realize how much I still don't understand.
- elevenoh 6y agoThe more I learn, the more I cringe at those who make high conviction statements on 'what causes / leads to what'. More often than not, there's much complexity / intersecting forces to discern causality.
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