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All potential is original if we do not dwell in the future. Secondary language succeeds to describe language, but in doing so, it fails to describe universal reality. Specialism has a tendency to create an individuation where the context of judgment becomes isolated from its original development. According to one theory, we cannot any longer know what once ignorance meant. In another view, we are completely lost. We are not lost linguistically, but this says nothing about the actual condition, if it has contrast to its former state. Any time something is real, it means that it has complexity. Linguistic specialism, including mathematics, is not a direct descriptor of what this complexity entails. In the process of producing science we are producing "secondary languages"Limitations of Scientific Empiricism