# You Can't Say Anything Without Experiencing It

Because you can't get tacit knowledge without an experience. Explicit
knowledge is limited by the limit of language. And the limit is
quite tight.

I'm not saying that you can't judge a serial killer without having
an experience of killing people. But I think that you can't truly
understand the serial killer without having a similar experience.

This is also related to the problem of centralisation / central
planning as Hayek wrote. Bureaucrats can't use tacit knowledge when
making a decision.