348. Just as the words “I am here” have a
meaning only in certain contexts, and not when I say them to someone who is
sitting in front of me and sees me clearly, – and not because they are
superfluous, but because their meaning is not determined by the situation, yet stands in need of such
determination.
a sentence has a meaning – if someone has a
use for it –
so an observer – if he has no use for it
himself
can only ever speculate – as to meaning
others may give a sentence –
yes – the situation as such is – undetermined
–
outside of any description – it is unknown
we make determination –
we give the ‘situation’ description –
in order to act – in order to proceed –
however any ‘determination’ we make –
any description we work with –
will be uncertain –
will be open to question –
open to doubt
we operate in uncertainty –
with uncertainty
