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The Impossible Proof Of Knowing Nothing

Book by Maria Karvouni · 10 quotes · Nonfiction, Philosophy, Knowledge

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“Reasonings are not always valid. They only get accepted because of logic. But logic is just a pattern of what one knows and what has happened. It has limited inputs rejecting facts that are not known.”

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“The truth is life should know and believe something to move forward. But isn't it dangerous to know and believe lies?”

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“Something that looks as reasonable truth is difficult to fight. Not even with truth. People sometimes have to use reasonable lies to defend the truth. But I believe that if one is able to fight lies with truth and not with lies then one could experience the absolute justice in favor of one.”

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“Knowledge is complicated. There are infinite events that lead to a result event you cannot know. The addition of information can make you change your mind about something.”

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“People sometimes think thoughts, express beliefs or do deeds that are not their own.”

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“All knowledge should be doubted and questioned first and foremost.”

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“If the context is not known, it makes people mistaken something for something else completely different.”

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“It is dangerous to know especially if others know you know because they will fear you will tell and defame them and might want to sabotage you...”

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“You take wrong conclusions because you base it on momentary moments. There are a lot of events that lead to something, essential for fair judgement that you cannot know of and if you knew you’d have a totally different opinion.”

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“Privacy is secretly broken and sly people know how to hide well. People with worse pasts never get exposed and people with minor pasts get exposed with lies. If we could know everything for everyone the world would be fairer.”

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