Question

our observations shape reality.
some things cannot be
understood through logic alone.
you must name the things that
frighten you.
quotation\ttheme
if your fear becomes a wordless
darkness you avoid... you open
yourself to further attacks of fear
because you never truly fought the
opponent who defeated you.

eason is excellent for getting food,
clothing and shelter.... but be
excessively reasonable and you risk
throwing out the universe with the
bathwater.\
\isnt telling about something—using
words, english or japanese—already
an invention? isnt just looking upon
this world already something of an
invention?\

Explanation:

• The first quotation focuses on confronting fear by naming it, which directly matches the theme about naming frightening things.
• The second quotation argues that over-reliance on reason misses parts of the universe, aligning with the theme that logic alone can't explain everything.
• The third quotation questions if describing/observing the world is an act of invention, which connects to the idea that observations shape our perceived reality.

Answer:

1. Quotation 1 → "You must name the things that frighten you."
2. Quotation 2 → "Some things cannot be understood through logic alone."
3. Quotation 3 → "Our observations shape reality."