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Most lines we draw to describe things, whether they are measurements, evaluations, judgments, or words, to some extent are completely arbitrary and inaccurate. Yet we rely on those same lines to navigate life on a day-to-day basis. Each one of us also puts arbitrary amounts of truth, weight, or significance on the lines we draw around what it means to love, be responsible, and to keep loved ones safe. The Arbitrary Lines Paradox may sound philosophical, but understanding how to navigate it can transform every aspect of your life in the most tangible and practical ways.
By David LedermanMost lines we draw to describe things, whether they are measurements, evaluations, judgments, or words, to some extent are completely arbitrary and inaccurate. Yet we rely on those same lines to navigate life on a day-to-day basis. Each one of us also puts arbitrary amounts of truth, weight, or significance on the lines we draw around what it means to love, be responsible, and to keep loved ones safe. The Arbitrary Lines Paradox may sound philosophical, but understanding how to navigate it can transform every aspect of your life in the most tangible and practical ways.