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Is “We must be silent about the unspeakable” correct? The debate over
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Rational mysticism p.149
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(Russell) snowplow
- Even if there are things that cannot be expressed in any given language, it is always possible to construct a language that can speak about such things.
- That every language has that cannot be expressed in that language, but it is possible to create that can talk about [$ c_i
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Rational mysticism p.163~164
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What is meaningful discussion?
- In contrast, Ayumu Yasutomi considers Dimensions of tacit knowledge as a foundation
- The process by which value is created is a mystery and unspeakable, so there is no point in discussing it.
- It is useful to discuss what hinders that process
- There may be some leaps and over-abstraction.
- I find it useful in the conversion operation that when “what is X” is a meaningless argument, “what is it that inhibits X” can be a meaningful argument.
- inhibit X
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Rational mysticism p.165
- Wittgenstein’s negative resolution by [dragon tree (Dracaena draco)
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Separation of image and operation is impossible.
- first and fifteenth days of the ninth lunar month (corresponding to new moon and full moon)
- “Leaving” and “those who leave” are not one and the same.
- triple steal (baseball)
- The “leaving entity” never “leaves.”
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