130. But isn’t it experience that teaches
us to judge like this, that is to
say, that it is correct to judge like this? But how does experience teach us, then? We may derive it from
experience, but experience does not direct us to derive anything from
experience. If it is the ground of
our judging like this, and not the cause, still we do not have a ground for
seeing this in turn as a ground.
experience is uncertain –
in order to proceed –
in the face of uncertainty –
we make judgments –
we make decisions
the ‘ground’ of our judgments –
is uncertainty
our judgments –
are uncertain
© greg t. charlton. 2009.
