Well. For me, Immanuel Kants' (1724-1804) "Ding an sich" (The thing in itself) lays the groundwork for modern science. My translation would be: "Since our sense

Well. For me, Immanuel Kants' (1724-1804) "Ding an sich" (The thing in itself) lays the groundwork for modern science. My translation would be: "Since our senses are so easily fooled, we will never grasp the thing in itself." IMAO a reasonable scientist says: "We can only say what is least likely wrong." Can you win elections with sentences like these?