> Well jings. So either language and maths are fundamentally flawed for the
> purposes of understanding how things work (because they produce results like
> Godel's theorem, and mad things like the turbulence between Relativity and
> Quantum Mechanics), or language and maths are valid, but the universe is, by
> its very nature, trippy and impossible for us to understand. Cool! (Sorry,
> one of my top hobbies is Being Baffled.)
Nothing keeps both of these statements from being simultaneously true,
ie:
o Languages are fundamentally flawed and thus unable to express the
Way Things Are.
o Things are fundamentally impossible to understand.
Its not a very /relevatory/ state to assume that reality is in, but
certainly not impossible or even improbable.