Explicit vs Implicit Understanding
By Leo Gura - February 10, 2020 | 6 Comments
What is understanding? How does it work?
Ammar says: I think that life is one of the most mysterious phenomenons. It is very hard to understand it if understanding means fully developed or clearly expressed. How can one fully develop and clearly express life? Great topic to research and understand.
Robert says: Every phenomenon is misterious, only that life is the most intricated amongst all. It is the most evolved one in the whole Universe.
Robert says: Science and mysticism is like the two wings of a bird, which can not fly with only one, no mather how strong and well shaped is that one wing.
Joel Tepper says: Take any behavior–playing a song on the piano, for example. Realize the infinite processes of implicit understanding that is required and the infinite difficulties of trying to explicate them.
Max Gron says: No, materialism isn’t patently false, what you’re saying is patently false, reality’s physical, and there’s only several trillion things in the multiverse, it’s not infinite, only the will to invent has an infinite number of different ways to do it because you can invent forever and there will still be new inventions. Pi isn’t infinite, they figured it out a long time ago, it’s a certain number and can’t be infinite, and there can’t be infinite numbers otherwise everything will be a number, there’s only a certain number of numbers. Your psychology is nonsense and therefore it’s not worth doing, you’re a bullshit artist, none of this stuff is possible.
Frecher Dachs says: You can tell yourself an infinite amount of stories, that’s for sure.