Dec. 3, 2024 (EIRNS)—“The central formal problem of contemporary knowledge is that the fact, which naïve opinion takes for the elementary or simple basis of human knowledge, proves upon critical examination to be a highly suspect authority. The concept of a ‘fact,’ we discover through reflection, is the result of a process of judgment, and therefore, by no means as simple or self-evident as naïve opinion assumes.” —Lyndon LaRouche, Dialectical Economics