Just
like there are big ideas we can’t prove but also can’t live well
without — like beauty, dignity, and hope — likewise we need bigger
accounts of how we know than those confined to reason and logic.
The wonder of knowing — each other, the world, and ourselves — is more
complex and profound, more beautifully ordinary and simple than the
essential but narrower tasks of thinking well.
What does that mean in practice?
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