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You have written, the unknown is a part of reality. You did. So how could you ever know that the unknown itself exists? when i wrote, the unknown is a part of reality, i was talking about the unknown as a principle. as in, i know there are things i don't know. (i wasn't talking about specifics, or ...

Logically, we should neither know the unknown existing.[/quote]

im not sure in what way you mean, are you saying the unknown doesn't exist? (a kind of solipsism)

im not sure how you mean

im not directly saying if something is possible it must be realized my point was, in logic, if the 'unknown' exists forever (as an unchanging principle of reality), then logically we can never know everything which exists it follows that we cannot 'remove' any possibility from an unknown reality (si...

i have been thinking about logic and paradox and recursion i have a theory of logic its a bit meta, it goes like this: the function of logic is to define (to make finite) in such a way 'that no loop or infinite chain of references can occur' applied within its own definition, logic can even define i...