It's hard to say when you expand on it.

• It is compatible to say “it is black” for a certain area and “it cannot be said to be black” for a wider area.
• The A side has accumulated a lot of things to come to the current conclusion, but they don’t explain every single dependency, so it’s interpreted broadly.
• The B side doesn’t know the story so far, so they interpret it broadly and say, “We can’t say this part of the story is black.”
  • True or False in itself, but it is misaligned.

Generally, the world is a gradient, so it is natural to conclude that if you widen the scope enough, the conclusion “you can’t say” is True, but less informative.]

• Smaller scope, “If we limit it to here, the black will be darker!” “I see, let’s use that!” The world is progressing in this way.

• Related: Conceptual ability is the ability to limit problems.

• A series of pictures of two people saying different things

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