HERMETICVM on Nostr: > If one is very intelligent and experienced, one stops sorting by true/false. ...
> If one is very intelligent and experienced, one stops sorting by true/false. True/false are always a question of perspective. Every paradigm will always be wrong. Any model can only close in on a truth. Nothing is ever absolute.
- Harald Kautz (shortened translation by me.)
Sounds like a good approach to life. This resonates with me. In parts I’ve been trying to follow this view but of course I’m also fallibe as fuck.
https://youtu.be/_YW-hQMoAFE?t=825Published at
2026-10-12 18:24:02 UTCEvent JSON
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