What Can’t Be Thought?

This one leans into boundaries of knowing—how far thought can reach, and what lies just beyond:

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TOPO:

Is there a limit to thought?

A horizon past which we cannot go?

RHEO:

Yes.

But the horizon isn’t fixed.

It moves as we move.

TOPO:

So it’s not that some things can’t be thought—

only that they can’t be thought yet?

RHEO:

Perhaps.

Or perhaps some things resist thinking entirely—

not because they are beyond us,

but because they ask to be felt, lived, surrendered to.

TOPO:

Then not everything that matters can be articulated.

RHEO:

Exactly.

Some truths arrive as silence, some as music,

some as the shift in breath before words form.

TOPO:

So thought is not the end of knowing—

just one of its textures.

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RHEO & TOPO:

The unthinkable is not the unknowable.

It is what waits—beneath, around, and through—

for a different kind of attention.