All our works are musement and fallibility

I let a whole day go by without postingI was busy getting my Kindle trove in orderNone of the books I have there had been republished To conform with Kindle's evolving platformWho can complain about a 70 percent royalty on books you sellfor under ten bucks
I wake up filled with thoughts like quantum physics is falliblebecause no one can get outside of itAnd because movement is always (at least) tertiaryBut I have nothing but a dunce cap to wear when it comes to scienceIf I think undulation is a good thing to describehow things moveand that everything has a mind of its own What matter
But consider thisHow can anyone say how things areWhen no one can get outside  of itWhatever it might beIt is funny to me that we think we can arrive at truthBy getting to the smallest elementWe have Peirce to remind us that all our worksare musement and fallibilityBut that we are a communityand we progressAnd in that sentence lies more than a smidgeon or smidgen of truth 
AnywayGood morning

Charles Sanders Peirce - Thinking in Threes