Hey, this is the partially examined life episode 310 Part 2.

We're concluding our treatment of Wittgenstein's uncertainty still with our guest, Hey Chris,

and no Seth anymore.

He'd had enough.

He had other things to do.

Which is reasonable, of course.

He threw his computer into the ditch with the signbook.

It disappeared into the riverbed.

The blue and brown looks.

One of the things I wanted to get out of today, this distinction between the belt built

to the world picture and the belt and shawl, world view.

I feel like we have not made that clear whatsoever.

And maybe it's because this is a distinction from the Rutledge that is maybe made a little

bit in the actual Wittgenstein text, and he does not make a big deal about, I know,

just in introducing that.

But what it's supposed to be is that the world picture is mostly unarticulated.

This is the thing that he's concerned with with Moran propositions, I believe.

So maybe induction itself, the fact that nature will follow a regularity.

These are so unquestioned that it's hard to, well, I don't know, is this even a good

example?

Because I can picture perfectly well what a denial, what skepticism about the regularity

of nature is.

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