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RE: We are simply the fools of our conceptions.
Don't we have the greatest idea all the time? I mean ideas that sound impressive and great but aren't good enough to sustain time. They break-down and the next greatest idea is gone. Isn't that proof that we are not capable to create the best idea in the first place? An idea in the sense that it lasts? Maybe it will be surrendering to our own limitations could be the last best idea we come up with.
Doodlebear thanks for your comment, but in a word, no. Our capability to do something is limited by many factors. But because it has not happened, does not mean it won't. The Internet in the 1800s, steam engines in the 1500s, flushing toilets in the 1200s. Surrendering to our limitations can only be done once our limitations are known. Anything prior to that is defeatism.
Well then, go on, aim for the next arm of the windmill;-)