Semantic Objects Fail to Know: 10-20-2024

1. Semantic objects are formed by claims to know.
2. When semantic objects consult each other, the resulting advice will be foolish.
3. Semantic objects are false claims to know because what is known is static, and life is not static.
4. Claims to know prevent knowing because they prevent receiving and hosting knowing as one who does not know.
5. Semantic objects often claim to know other semantic objects, and when such doubled objects are relied upon for action and decision-making, they cause accidents, disasters, and misfortune.