About the part of the Tractatus that Wittgenstein did not write, he said that
A) it is composed of nonsense.
B) it is the more important part.
C) it deals with that part of natural science that remains to be discovered.
D) he would write that part in a subsequent volume.

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Wittgenstein famously remarked that what can be said at all can be said clearly, and what we cannot talk about we must pass over in silence. He believed the most important things—those that we cannot speak about (such as ethics, aesthetics, the mystical)—lie beyond the reach of language, thus making them the more important part of his work, despite not being explicitly written about in the Tractatus.

About the Part of the Tractatus That Wittgenstein Did Not