All Experience Is Subjective.

A Major Difficulty Is That The Answer To The Riddle Of The Sphinx Is Partly A Product Of The Answers That We Already Have Given To The Riddle In Its Various Forms.

Women Watched For The Spectacular Performances Of The Men, And There Can Be No Reasonable Doubt That The Presence Of An Audience Is A Very Important Factor In Shaping The Men's Behavior. In Fact, It Is Probable That The Men Are More Exhibitionistic Because The Women Admire Their Performances. Conversely, There Can Be No Doubt That The Spectacular Behavior Is A Stimulus Which Summons The Audience Together, Promoting In The Women The Appropriate Behavior.

Without Context Words And Actions Have No Meaning At All

Science Sometimes Improves Hypotheses And Sometimes Disproves Them. But Proof Would Be Another Matter And Perhaps Never Occurs Except In The Realms Of Totally Abstract Tautology. We Can Sometimes Say That If Such And Such Abstract Suppositions Or Postulates Are Given, Then Such And Such Abstract Suppositions Or Postulates Are Given, Then Such And Such Must Follow Absolutely. But The Truth About What Can Be Perceived Or Arrived At By Induction From Perception Is Something Else Again.

It Is Impossible, In Principle, To Explain Any Pattern By Invoking A Single Quantity.