This style of the experiential world, a manner of being which is in suspension in regard to more or less perfect determination within open, undetermined horizons, does not disturb the course of normal practical life, the everyday world which is that of normal men; their life is related to a sphere of normal things which become known to them in common through a set of normal types of experience; all their life reckons with such things only in regard to what is identifiable in vague types.