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We commonly think of understanding in
terms of a journey, and moreover, that this journey involves seeing:
Consider:
Having come this far, we can now see how Hegel went wrong.
It follows naturally that we can have a guide
accompany us on our journey of understanding. Consequently, we say
things like:
Notice that X does not follow from Y without added assumptions.
Now we can point out that no such proof has yet been found.
[Lakoff & Johnson 103]
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