We live in a moment of history 

where change is so speeded up 

that we begin to see the present 

only when it is already disappearing.

If I don't know I don't know, 

I think I know. 

If I don't know I know, 

I think I don't know.

The range of what we think and do 

is limited by what we fail to notice. 

And because we fail to notice 

that we fail to notice, 

there is little we can do to change; 

until we notice 

how failing to notice 

shapes our thoughts and deeds.