Aviv, Karen and Kyriaki delve into this verification problem by tracing the evolution of knowledge and how it has shaped our modern landscape. They examine seven forms of knowing as a prelude to an integrated search for truth enabled by the natural verification systems of life. This leads to an intriguing proposition, that despite the shadow of the scientific method being the denial of the subjective or inner realms, it represents the search for an objective third-person perspective. This shift could herald a transformative leap into fourth- and fifth-person perspectives; the holding of multiple perspectives while integrating polarities, conflicting feelings and experiences. Such a multi-perspectival capacity may well be the catalyst for the Universalis Human to come online in an entirely new way.

Key insights:

• The search for truth and the verification problem inside of the excess of knowledge today
• The rigor of the scientific method and the shadow element of the great separation it brought
• The seven kinds of knowing; empirical, rational, theoretical, experiential, intuitive, procedural, and relational
• The integrated search for truth and knowledge enabled by the natural verification system of life
• The significance of the third person perspective and objective knowledge in scientific inquiry
• The seeding of the third person perspective as a herald to fourth- and fifth-person perspectival capacities as the new Universalis human comes online

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