Do I know Nothing?

Well, there are things to know and things that are unknowable.

And the acquisition of knowable knowledge is limited by capability, opportunity and ability.

"Do I know nothing"...Well, within the context of the self propelled organic data processing device that Ebuc is, and what that means within the context of the self propelled data processing device..."Do I know nothing" is an ambiguous question.

Everyone pretends to know everything, yet no one knows anything, not even this.

As there is no end to knowledge, even God may still be learning.

Or, if He truly does know all, He may not have yet experienced everything that can be experienced.

Or, He has both knowledge and experience completely mastered, in which case, that may be a boring existence, because I cannot imagine waking up one morning, realizing I have nothing more to learn or experience. And that becomes eternal boredom. I sincerely hope that is never the case.

I assume that God and we exist eternally [no beginning, no end] and that each individual [including God] are on a path of eternal progression, and we each are in varying positions on that path where some advance more quickly than others, such as God, Himself, and they may be forever ahead of us, and can act as guides to help those who are more slowly progressing.

Assuming the above is true [I believe it], it may not matter so much where in the path of eternal progression we individually are, and more important that we are currently progressing and not in retrograde.

But, then, I remember the famous quote by author, Richard Back: "The greatest sin is to limit the Is. Don't"

"The Is," in Bach's context, is a master consciousness the Universe. Might be equated to God; at least, that is my interpretation.

Yes, what I generally refer to as the GOD principle.

the GOD principle

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Yes.

You agree he knows nothing.

He knows nothing.

Is a contradiction...If he knows nothing, then he knows something.

(Disregarding innate systems data)...He would either know something, or not posses the ability to know.

He admitted he knows nothing. You can get more direct than that.