Deconstructing Rationality - Part 1 - New Video

[UnbornTao]

On 12/7/2025 at 5:57 PM, LifeEnjoyer said:

Us when Deconstructing Rationality Part 2 comes out:

 

Run away and don't look back.

[Davino]

The central problem with rationality is that it is always retrospective to the discovery of truth. Insights happen through a mostly nebulous, pre-theoretical process, and only afterward, does formalization into an abstract set of rules or 'good praxis' make sense. This is useful because it helps us uncover similar insights again. Ideally, such a formal system would eventually fill out the entire space of truth for which it has inherent scope; but it also remains confined to that region. Only when a novel truth is discovered again, the system needs to be substantially restructured to include it, otherwise a new framework must be created altogether, if we insist to be formally rational.