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I like it; I also believe it to be true. For every answer you receive more questions will arise. As you learn more, you gain a greater awareness of what else there is left to learn, and you accept that you will always be ignorant of more than you would like.

I also think Socrates would have agreed with your statement - as he supposedly said "I am the wisest man alive, for I know one thing, and that is that I know nothing.”

An apt statement, as nothing in existence with the exception of math postulates, is an absolute truth.

The knowledge that we have can be analogous to a circle. Inside the circle is what we know and what we call......

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