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Sensitive knowledge (n.) of things without us is less certain than intuition or demonstration, yet an assurance that deserves the name of knowledge.
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Sensitive knowledge (n.) of things without us is less certain than intuition or demonstration, yet an assurance that deserves the name of knowledge.
Sensitive knowledge (n.) of things outside us rests on the invincible difference between looking on the sun by day and thinking of it by night, between tasting wormwood and remembering its taste.