Epistemology

“If we add what you know to what we know, we may end up with a fuller, better picture.”

“About matters and things regarding these natives, and even more so with respect to their antiquity, given that we do not have teachers or doctors, it is imperative to follow their testimonies.”

“Nunca la cámara es objetiva.”

“To be a writer does not mean to preach a truth, it means to discover a truth.”

“There is no greater impediment to the advancement of knowledge than the ambiguity of words.”

“Each eradication of one of these is a gain to science; and each vulgar opinion, proved to be erroneous, is an approximation to truth.”

“經之至者道也，所以明道者其詞也，所以成詞者字也。由字以通其詞，由詞以通其道，必有漸。”

“If “humility” means nothing more than the capacity to learn from criticism, then it has an undoubted value.”

“Not thinking through the theological deposit from the West, but consists in thinking through faith in Christ.”

“La verdad meramente subjetiva es una quimera.”

“The measure and standard of our thought is fixed by the measure and standard of our life.”

“I hope to be remembered as a “voice” (like John the Baptist, crying in the wilderness) encouraging people to think, rather than as a personality whose felt status and charisma stopped them thinking.”

“No hay verdades materiales, ni verdades racionales; toda verdad es ambas cosas a la vez o no es nada.”

“أنا أتفّق تماماً مع رينوار في قوله إنك عندما تقارن الطبيعة مع النظريات، فسوف تُسقط الطبيعة كل ما عداها.”

“大模型是把人类已有的知识压缩，强制性让它来回答，达到正确性，它只是在复述人类已有的知识。”

“I thought that truth is not remote from us.”

“Their esse is percipi.”

“What I object to is improper science sold as science.”