An ant can't define shape of an elephant solely from its' point of view.
They have to unify all views. It's a way for ant to understand elephant.
In order to understand true realities, men need to do mental blending.
Stichwörter: truth different point-of-view mental-blending
Understanding is not absolutely final.
What's now right could be wrong later.
Stichwörter: time change understanding point-of-view
We begin to learn wisely when we're willing
to see world from other people's perspective.
Stichwörter: perspective others learn point-of-view wisely willing-to-see
Petty mindedness instructs eyes to see everything from an unappropriate standpoint, beautifulness could be looked otherwise.
Toba BetaStichwörter: point-of-view beautifulness right-angle
Fanatics don't wanna see anything from another standpoints.
Toba BetaStichwörter: fanatics narrow-minded point-of-view
My weakness consists in not having a discriminating eye for the incidental --- for the externals, --- no eye for the hod of the rag-picker or the fine linen of the next mean. Next man---that's it. I have met so many men." he pursued, with momentary sadness--- "met them too with a certain, certain impact, let us say; like this fellow, for instance--- and in each case all I could see was merely a human being. A confounded democratic quality of vision which may be better than total blindness, but has been of no advantage to me-- I can assure you. Men expect one to take into account their fine linen. But I never could get up any enthusiasm about these things. Oh! It's a failing; and then comes a soft evening; a lot of men too indolent for whist-- and a story...." [p.44]
Joseph ConradStichwörter: storytellers naivety jim point-of-view
The frame, the definition, is a type of context. And context, as we said before, determines the meaning of things. There is no such thing as the view from nowhere, or from everywhere for that matter. Our point of view biases our observation, consciously and unconsciously. You cannot understand the view without the point of view.
Noam ShpancerStichwörter: context point-of-view
Mysteries are facts that haven't been formalized.
Toba BetaStichwörter: fact mystery point-of-view formal
What Waringa tried hard to avoid was looking at the pictures of the walls and windows of the church. Many of the pictures showed Jesus in the arms of the virgin Mary or on the cross. But others depicted the devil, with two cow-like horns and a tail like a monkey's, raising one leg in a dance of evil, while his angels, armed with burning pitchforks, turned over human beings on a bonfire. The Virgin Mary, Jesus and God's angels were white, like European, but the devil and his angels were black.
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'oStichwörter: inspiration point-of-view
As she stared at them, Waringa noted that their skins were indeed red, like that of pigs or like the skin of a black person who has been scalded with boiling water or who has burned himself with acid creams. Even the hair in their arms and necks stood out stiff and straight like the bristle of an aging hog.
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'oStichwörter: inspiration point-of-view
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