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Non-truth, and the unknown (both realized as such, or not) are also fundamentally important components of aggregate reality. Reality is very complex, but it ty
by mistermann 2y ago
Non-truth, and the unknown (both realized as such, or not) are also fundamentally important components of aggregate reality.
Reality is very complex, but it typically seems very simple.
- Gooblebrai 2y agoIn what way does it seem simple?
- mistermann 2y agoListen to people describe extremely complex social systems and problems (poverty, war, etc) and how to fix them. They appear simple because people are describing their cognitive representation of them (which is derived from simplistic, incorrect representations broadcast on the media), rather than the things themselves. The problem exists at both the individual and the collective level. It's a big problem.