Thursday, December 22, 2011

Discovering What We Know

When new things are discovered they do not seem so new, so startling, and we can wonder why it took so long to realize them, because it is realization rather than the creation of something entirely new.  It was there to be known.  We had it within our grasp but had to learn we could grasp it.  Newness does not come from what was never there, but from what was not yet recognized.

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