The Crisis of Human Knowledge between Multiple Sources and the Veil of Insight
Humanity faces a profound crisis in the field of knowledge, manifested in the multiplicity of its sources—each claiming possession of the truth—in defining the role of reason, which cannot on its own produce sufficient knowledge, and in the veil of insight, which makes human perception conditioned by inherited traditions and prior assumptions.
This crisis has not been systematically addressed in traditional philosophical or scientific schools; rather, it has often been overlooked or unnoticed. While scientific and philosophical progress has gradually revealed new gaps, the absence of a comprehensive epistemic framework renders the transition toward a more stable reality unattainable.
