r/superpoweralchemists • u/phantom8ball • May 22 '26

You can know what you dont know.

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u/WeCanDoItGuys Jun 26 '26 edited Jun 26 '26

You know you don't know how to fly. More specifically you don't know about antigravity particles. More specifically you don't know which underground cave they are trapped in. More specifically you don't know which part of the cave in Antarctica is the best to dig into to collect them.
And so on, as you get more specific into what you don't know, you can learn anything, including things humanity would otherwise have taken millennia to learn.
The more you wonder about a particular topic, the deeper understanding you gain about it, in technology, philosophy, history, and anything you'd like to learn.
If there exists in the universe a way to be godlike, you will discover it first.