Episode 6.42: The questions we ask may be the wrong questions because we start from a wrong place.

We tend to assume that we have problems that need to be solved but much less frequently to assume that we misunderstand which problems need to be solved. One such problem is the question of truth, which is not perhaps what we think it is, and cannot be what we think it is, but nevertheless controls the criteria we use to evaluate the solutions to the problems we have even though they are the wrong problems. Truth sets the wrong criteria for the solution of the wrong problems.