The paradox of knowing points to the illusory nature of knowledge.

[Mellowmarsh]

Fitch's paradox of knowability (or the knowability paradox) is a logical proof demonstrating that if all truths are knowable (the "Knowability Thesis"), it follows that all truths are already known ("Omniscience Principle")

In other words. That which is ( KNOWN ) knows nothing. As that which is unknown will or can eventually become known. But that which is unknowable can never be known.

You cannot know omniscience because you are omniscience. 

 

[Hojo]

@MellowmarshThey say your soul IS literally knowledge and wisdom. Can you know yourself? No because of the self reflection paradox. You cant know intelligence because its what you are. The ego is there for self doubt but your soul is infinitely intelligent and its doing something intelligently, without the self doubt the intelligence cannot see itself. The ego is there for intelligence to see itself and say WOW look at me go! When the intelligence sees itself going its literally the funniest thing in existence.

When the ego quickly dissipates the infinite intelligence can see itself for a split second. The ego allows for this knowledge and wisdom to see itself. Ego allows for self reference. It allows the word to self reflect on itself. Or nothing to self reflect. The word itself alone goes wow I just saw my meaning against itself, I broke the self reflection paradox.

Like 2 words put together, and the first word thinks its the second word for a long time, then the second word goes away,and the first word goes, omg im leaving, then the second word leaves, and the 1st word goes holy shit I just saw myself. I just self referenced myself.

Edited 16 hours ago by Hojo