Language Commonly Stresses Only One Side Of

We Can Never Be Quite Clear Whether We Are Referring To The World As It Is Or To The World As We See It.

Science Sometimes Improves Hypotheses And Sometimes Disproves Them. But Proof Would Be Another Matter And Perhaps Never Occurs Except In The Realms Of Totally Abstract Tautology. We Can Sometimes Say That If Such And Such Abstract Suppositions Or Postulates Are Given, Then Such And Such Abstract Suppositions Or Postulates Are Given, Then Such And Such Must Follow Absolutely. But The Truth About What Can Be Perceived Or Arrived At By Induction From Perception Is Something Else Again.

It Is Impossible, In Principle, To Explain Any Pattern By Invoking A Single Quantity.

Information Consists Of Differences That Make A Difference.

Multiple Descriptions Are Better Than One.