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A decision can change what happens next without changing what is known.

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Making a decision does not necessarily resolve the uncertainty that preceded it.

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Some decisions are made before everything important is understood.

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Sometimes what we know makes it easier to notice what we still don't know.

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Knowing something does not always mean we know enough about it.

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Knowing something does not require knowing everything about it.

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An unanswered question does not always change what we know. Sometimes it changes how much we know.

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What seems clear can still leave something unanswered.

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Something can appear clear without being certain.

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A clear view of part of something can sometimes feel like a clear view of the whole.

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What becomes clearer can sometimes make what remains unseen easier to overlook.

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Something can become clearer without everything becoming visible.

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Discernment often changes the observer before it changes the observation.

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What once looked ordinary sometimes becomes the most important thing we see.

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What we notice depends on what we have learned to see.

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Discernment quietly asks, "What else might be true?"

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Some things become easier to notice once we know what to look for.

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Not everything that attracts our attention deserves our attention.

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Understanding explains what is. Discernment begins noticing what matters.

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Two people can understand the same explanation and notice different things that matter.