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Good point. I think the author (and many other people) was just blinded by self-conceit and jumped to a conclusion too quickly.
by NaNaN 12y ago
Good point. I think the author (and many other people) was just blinded by self-conceit and jumped to a conclusion too quickly.
- jodrellblank 12y agoGiven that's the same conclusion the author came to, how was he "blinded by self-conceit, answering too quickly"?
- NaNaN 12y agoSo you're asking where my ignorance came from? Well, I don't know. But I don't think I have any real reason to believe the author. :( Am I self-abased? Anyway, I like this joke: "Life is hard." (Sorry.)
- NaNaN 12y agoYeah, maybe I should not think others is what, but just think I think what. Oh my, an infinite recursion. Anyone can help me?
- NaNaN 12y agoAfter I realized the recursion inside my conclusion, I jumped out for a while and asked you another question: Is the conclusion from that video/talk a tautology or a pure belief? The author just described what he experienced and didn't talk about the relationship between meanings and his intuition. He believed meanings do not come from what he feels (the artifical Chinese characters), and didn't say why his intuition let him hold that belief for natural things. He just know his own feelings. This remind me of some words from Buddhists -- Everyone can not see the truth through other people's eyes.