1056.00 Hierarchy of Generalizations

1056.01 Epistemology: The more we know the more mysterious it becomes that we can and do know both aught and naught. The number one a priori characteristic of the entirely mysterious life is awarenesswhich develops gradually into comprehension only to become aware of how inherently little we know. But that little we know or may come to know additionally is ever subject to further vast integral exploration, discovery, differentiation, and comprehension.

1056.02 Nature is all that we think we do know plus all that we don’t know whether or not we know that we don’t know. Whatever nature permits is natural. If nature does not permit it, it cannot and does not occur.

1056.03 That there is an a priori unknown is proven by the ever unscheduled, unexpected succession of revelations of additional, theretofore unknown, unconceived-of, generalized principles all of which are discovered and experientially reverifiable as implicit in Universe. It is also retrospectively manifest that this progressively amplifying knowledge, discovered by intuition and mind as constituting eternally operative cosmic relationships, was revealed only because of intuitively pursued, frequent reconsiderations of information complexes redrawn from the ever-recallable special-case experience inventory stored in the humans’ brain neuron bank. All that is known emanated exclusively from the previously unknown.