Ignorance and knowledge are similar, there is less uncertainty.
Ignorance and knowledge are similar, there is less uncertainty.
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Finally a real shower thought. And a good one at that. The similarities end with the perception of things though.
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Knowledge stands on various assumptions and authorities. When they break knowledge breaks.
For example, consider errors of perspective. That's a toughie.
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Too high for me. But knowledge can be based on empirical data as well so I don't think it's that fragile. Would be quite the reach imo
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To paraphrase Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle: the better you know a property, the more ignorant you must be of its conjugate property.