 Like the later syncretist chapters, the “Inner Chapter” Zhuangists accept that social dàos are continuous with natural ones, but they do not endorse any imagined or alleged, comprehensive judgments from everywhere, from all natural points of view. The cosmic judgement from nowhere is a non-judgment.  Zhuangists are not committed to Laozi’s conception of an exclusive choice of natural (天 tiānsky:nature) over social  (人 renhuman) dàos. They are skeptical of any claim of special access to contextless guiding knowledge by alleged or self-styled sages, “ideal observers” or perfect exemplars of epistemic virtues.  They accept language but also accept our natural capacity and inclination to toy with it, alter it, and mould it to our use in various situations of practical choice. 