Reading On Certainty | Alexandria
Read On Certainty by Ludwig Wittgenstein. Upending reality, Wittgenstein's radical claim shakes modern life: absolute certainty lies not in proof, but in action. Our deeds reveal what we truly believe - from crossing bridges to trusting gravity. His genius? Showing how unspoken "hinge beliefs" shape everything, yet can't be proven. Perfect certainty exists, just not where we thought.