Translations:The Prior Confusion (SHSBC 611003)/73/en

Now, this is quite interesting because he follows a not-know by a know, and the know might be quite stupid, and it might be quite painful, and it might be quite destructive, but nevertheless it’s a knowingness. Some fellow who is gimping around with a bad leg certainly knows something: He knows he’s got a bad leg. You might say all psychosomatics and hidden standards are cures for mystery.