#50 - Alexander Technique and Embodiment, with Lulie Tanett (feat. Hugo Holke)
Do Explain with Christofer Lövgren
The Limit of Human Knowledge
I think you can never capture the experiential side of what it is to be a hand, uh, with words. You can say whatever you want about it, but in the end, that's all going to be words and fundamentally, it's always going to be mysterious. No matter how much you can describe it. Uh, it's not that saying that there is a limit to human knowledge. But I guess I would say that. There is a fundamental limit in terms of, um, everything is because it doesn't have inherent existence. This is related to the emptiness point and it's dependent on ways of looking or theory laden - which is not quite the same thing as
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