Witchcraft in Buli establishes as a real possibility such “bad” or impossible “deaths,” and thus I claim that witchcraft in Buli is aporetic for a reason that is similar, if not identical, to death’s aporia in Western metaphysics: it represents a nonviability, an impasse, that allows no proper path for understanding, emotional comfort, or experience, and therefore continuously produces perplexity and doubt as its main condition of being-hidden.
