Home/Blog/ Truth, PerceptionTruth, Perception Feb 23, 2022 by Jack Butcher Our perception of what is true is informed (and limited by) our point of view. The persistent irony in this concept is that we don't know what we don't know (and never will). Paradoxically, acknowledging the fact we can't know everything puts us in a much more useful position for revealing our blindspots. Digital Collectible Previous article Next article
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