The phrase 'seeing is knowing' is a commonly used expression in written English. You can use this phrase to signify that understanding something requires experiencing it firsthand. For example, you can say, "The best way to learn about a new culture is to experience it directly. Seeing is knowing, after all.".
I don't think seeing is knowing".
The premise is that reviewability makes for greater accountability — that seeing is knowing.
The bitter is knowing and seeing the cost that such an act of bravery requires.
It can be a natural process, or an intentional process as sometimes you need to see things differently to see them clearly, but most important is knowing which lens or style to use to make it clear.
Seeing is believing (something, sometimes), but seeing isn't knowing, Mr. Assayas likes to remind us.
If knowing is like seeing, all seeing is a form of "seeing as"—and different interests will make us see the "same" things differently (Longino 1990).
For the NIOSH scientists, perhaps the most frustrating part of seeing these numbers was knowing it didn't have to be this way.
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