Logic Can Often Be Reversed, But The

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

Whatever The Ups And Downs Of Detail Within Our Limited Experience, The Larger Whole Is Primarily Beautiful.

In The Transmission Of Human Culture, People Always Attempt To Replicate, To Pass On To The Next Generation The Skills And Values Of The Parents, But The Attempt Always Fails Because Cultural Transmission Is Geared To Learning, Not Dna.

Logic Is A Poor Model Of Cause And Effect.

We Do Not Know Enough About How The Present Will Lead Into The Future. We Shall Never Be Able To Say, "ha! My Perception, My Accounting For That Series, Will Indeed Cover Its Next And Future Components," Or "next Time I Meet With These Phenomena, I Shall Be Able To Predict Their Total Course."