Knowledge is a synthesis of question and answer.
Underlying facts (patterns that give rise to all possible answers to all possible questions) form the basis of validity.
Does this mean that questions form the patterns of underlying facts? Not necessarily.
But in the social sciences, reflexivity poses additional problems.
Grammar is a posing of problems.
This limits our access to underlying facts to a certain viewpoint.
Underlying facts is something we infer. Or we can do away with validity altogether.
It depends on our frame of mind.
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