[longshadow]

Knowledge is great, and we should seek all we can.

All you have to do is click on the link and take the Cosmology Tutorial. Your knowledge about the Cosmos will be dramatically improved. Or are you still afraid the link will bite you?

My point was we know relatively little.

Since you refuse to click on the link and read the tutorial, the astute reader will conclude that your ignorance is self-induced. Ignorance is to be overcome, not celebrated. If you wish to live your life with your head in the sand, no one can force to you to learn anything.

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[Eighth Street]

I clicked the link, and I still recognize how limited our knowledge is of the universe.

Whoever doesn't recognize how limited that knowledge is, suffers from an extreme form of arrogance.

[PatrickHenry]

O you horrible man!

[beezdotcom]

Since you refuse to click on the link and read the tutorial, the astute reader will conclude that your ignorance is self-induced. Ignorance is to be overcome, not celebrated. If you wish to live your life with your head in the sand, no one can force to you to learn anything.

Apparently, no one can force YOU to learn some manners.

And if you're brazenly going to assume that the sum total of human knowledge in any way represents a significant fraction of the number of things still left to discover and know, I could introduce you to a number of great thinkers in the centuries and millenia gone by that all made exactly the same ignorant mistake. Learn from THEM.