Pu is the word we use to express not knowing in the Mirdan Philosophy (blog 1).

There is a boundary between knowing and not knowing that we frequently encounter and cross ( blog 2).
An example of such a boundary: Computers are made according to simple rules, while we live in a world that often does not fit the boxes the computers operate on. (blog 3).

A young bull lived in a small herd in a nature reserve on the shores of a lake.

He felt strong, but was, like any young animal, at the bottom of the hierarchy.
One day he challenged a senior bull, it was a mistake, he was expelled from the herd.

The nature reserve was small, so he could not really leave, but returning to the herd was impossible too.
He took the gamble and swam into the lake, quite far away there was a small island. There he was safe from the herd.

We now live in a post-modern world

It is as if we still live in the structures and truths of the old world, but no longer believe in it.

These old structures continue to collapse and we stand there and watch it happen. It makes us fearful, because there is nothing else yet, but we cannot or do not want to prevent this collapse.

We could make another attempt at repairing, check if it can even be repaired. Or we can do something else.

The time has come not only see the lack of relativity of these old truth but the time has come to say goodbye to them.