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    Blaze Diagram

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    This document presents a diagram contrasting the traditional view of knowledge as something that is sayable, knowable, logically provable, ordered, and rooted in the past and earth, with a new view of knowledge as including the unknowable, unprovable but true, nonsense, future, and heavenly. The diagram uses the metaphor of a blaze or trail to represent exploring this new space of knowledge through metaphor.

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    This document presents a diagram contrasting the traditional view of knowledge as something that is sayable, knowable, logically provable, ordered, and rooted in the past and earth, with a new view of knowledge as including the unknowable, unprovable but true, nonsense, future, and heavenly. The diagram uses the metaphor of a blaze or trail to represent exploring this new space of knowledge through metaphor.

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    This document presents a diagram contrasting the traditional view of knowledge as something that is sayable, knowable, logically provable, ordered, and rooted in the past and earth, with a new view of knowledge as including the unknowable, unprovable but true, nonsense, future, and heavenly. The diagram uses the metaphor of a blaze or trail to represent exploring this new space of knowledge through metaphor.

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    Metaphor Glyph

    (Blaze Diagram)

            Present                      New space of metaphor
    Blaze
      (Chinjikijilu)

               Track of explorer

    Sayable      Whereof one cannot speak
    Knowable     Unknowable
    Logically provable     Unprovable but true
    Order     Nonsense
    Past     Future
    ÒEarthÓ     ÒHeavenÓ
    ÒLocal habitation and a nameÓ     ÒAiry nothingÓ

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