Posted: Jan 03, 2015 12:52 pm
I'm sceptical.
Ordinarily (as far as philosophy is ever ordinary) to declare something logically impossible is to show that if true it results in a contradiction. Does knowing that you know everything lead to a contradiction? I don't see how - the domain of knowledge is not sufficiently well defined to set up Russell's paradox or anything similar.
Ordinarily (as far as philosophy is ever ordinary) to declare something logically impossible is to show that if true it results in a contradiction. Does knowing that you know everything lead to a contradiction? I don't see how - the domain of knowledge is not sufficiently well defined to set up Russell's paradox or anything similar.