On finding The Truth of what reality actually is

The problem we have to solve to find out what reality actually is, is that classification is fundamentally inconsistent (ie, paradoxically contradictory, as shown by Russell’s paradox). The problem is thus not what we say about this matter, but that whatever we say is paradoxically contradictory.

Some people (like cladists, particle physicists and some quantum mechanists) think that this fact means that reality IS paradoxically contradictory, but this conclusion is as wrong as it can be. If it had been right, then both nothing and everything would have made sense, and, above all, time would not have been relative to speed in space, which is actually is.

No, this problem lies completely on the other side of the difference between the concrete and the abstract, that is, on the abstract side. Reality is consistent, but our classification is inconsistent. By extension it means that it is impossible for us to find out what reality actually is, because our only tool  (ie, conceptualization) to finding it out doesn’t work in that direction. What reality actually is, is thus hidden beyond the paradox that our to tool to finding it leads us to. There is thus, as Ludwig Wittgenstein also concluded, something we can’t speak about.

Another contribution to understanding of conceptualization http://menvall.wordpress.com/