¶ Ignorance
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Index Entry
Ignorance:
“Ignorant of his own coming ‘blessed event,’ ignorant of the circumstances of his realization, ignorant of final causes and effects, ignorant of consequences and significance, and ignorant of absolute values, man is clearly a priori ignorant. He is born helpless and nurtured by progenitors but meagerly understanding him, who in turn have experienced the identical involuntary helplessness and meager understanding. Ignorance is indeed a priori.”
¶ Citations
- TOTAL THINKING, I&I, p. 229. May’49
