Theory of Knowledge

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This paper examines how the dual nature or the balance of the paradoxical order that exists within the universe is clearly demonstrated as the focus shifts to the consideration of both the scientist and the artist. It looks at how the artist and the scientist experience completely different perceptions due to the unique differences in their very nature and the chasm that lies between. It attempts to prove to that this chasm that lies between their perceptional experiences is the very element that brings their attention toward the consideration of the other.

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" "A chasm cannot be crossed in two steps." (Rashi Fein) This brings to mind the very nature of all that mankind has struggled with since the early annals of time, that being: the inherent differences manifested among individuals within all societal realms of the world. Much more astounding is the realization that that very same paradox of duality exists within the mind of each individual that with every perceptional view, the duality of the individuals' existence and experience, and even the very essence, is recognized by the individual, if no more than by the subconscious nature quietly noting it within. How true that statement proves in light of the entirety of the paradox of perception within the illusory realm of reality where artistic creativity and staunch reality collide."

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