I think we teach people only what we can write in finite formula, and compute in finite time. This is imv, much like teaching people what's under a street ligh

I think we teach people only what we can write in finite formula, and compute in finite time. This is imv, much like teaching people what's under a street light just because everything else is in darkness. I think, philosophically, we can build inferential telescopes that point to the vast (epistemic) blackness, inside say, a proton, or a cell, or the chaos in water. As an ameliorative, or therapeutic project, I think people who build computational models too much should meditate on the number of protons flowing free in a drop of water, and what properties their interactions might bring about. And whether it would ever be possible to know them.