If you don't need to 'understand' to do this, then maybe what you call 'understanding' is less important than you think. When people in the real world reach for

If you don't need to 'understand' to do this, then maybe what you call 'understanding' is less important than you think. When people in the real world reach for a tool, what they care about is whether or not it'll produce results, not whether or not it has the capacity for interior phenomenological experience.