Seth Godin on Seeing the Truth

From: Seeing the Truth when it might be Invisible by Seth Godin

Eight things you’ve probably never seen with your own eyes: 

• Buzz Aldrin,
• the US debt, 
• multi-generational evolution of mammals, 
• an atom of hydrogen, 
• Google’s search algorithm, 
• the inside of a nuclear power plant,
• a whale and 
• the way your body digests a cookie.

 That doesn’t mean they don’t exist, nor does it mean you can’t find a way to make them useful.

Richard Feynman said, "I don't know what's the matter with people: they don't learn by understanding, they learn by some other way — by rote or something. Their knowledge is so fragile!"

Merely because it's invisible doesn't mean it's true--or false.

Is it a skill to figure out what's true, even if it's invisible?