The Mistrust of Science

The natural outcome of epistemology is to be cut off, in the contine way, from things in themselves. You get thisbrdge gulf between cognition and the absolute where absolute could mean god or objects of metaphysics,. Things being bent requires that the world be constructed by our categories before we begin to analyze it. The fear of error is, in fact the error. So yes, that mistrust, the mistrust line comes lhat's send the next section, section 74. And i didn't fully understand that until this reading. I think it's true.