“Then, if the judgement is incorrect and unfair, what’s the difference between that and not making any judgement at all?”

“Thus, isn’t knowledge important? No one can reach a conclusion just by ‘experience’ alone.”

“That is correct. However, it is also impossible to reach a conclusion with just ‘knowledge’ alone, too. Isn’t it the same?”

“Knowledge originates from experience, so it already possesses the underlying qualities that allow for a balanced judgement. It is more important in bringing out the truth. Through knowledge, one would be able to understand the essence of an issue and understand what critical components comprise of said issue. If one knew how the world worked, one would be able to correctly judge what to do now and in the future. To obtain that knowledge, we study the humanities. You don’t think that people who study the humanities and arts are not as logical as you, do you?”

Yurisen looked at San with a hint of triumphant satisfaction. The true message that she wanted to state was conveyed directly in her last line. She had used logical structures and verbose language to convey her thoughts, but she also expressed her desire to quickly end the discussion. Instead of answering, San smiled brightly.

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