| Unlearned Virtuosity Those in ancient times who were good at deem-acting on a guide Did not to use it to make the people discerning but to make them stupid. People's being hard to govern comes from their knowing how to do too much. Hence to use know-how to govern a state is the thief of the state. Not to use know-how to govern a state is the blessing of the state. Those who know to do these two things are also evaluated models. To treat knowing to follow evaluated models as constant, This is called obscure virtuosity. Obscure virtuosity becomes deep! Becomes distant! Becomes the reversal of natural kinds. After it is so, then it achieves great flow. |
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