I want to know everything. Is this pursuit possible? is it pointless?

The journey to knowing everything is the point.

>Travel it and see...

There's not enough time.

>is it pointless

The fact that you even asked this indicates a lack of mental clout to understand much of anything

Th last polymaths lived 250 years ago and there's a reason for that.

read Atanas Dalchev, my man

no; yes.
(however knowing many things allows one to draw fruitful connections)
gtfo

this doesn't happen to a normal human after 8 years.

Information on this? I'm interested on the subject.

Didn't you ever see Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?

In a way, you already know everything. We all do. "Everything" just gets bigger.

Wow user, that's almost exactly how I learned everything; though I have read a few books too.

I never thought I'd never meet someone else as smart as I am.

Not possible (obviously) but definitely not pointless. I mean I guess if you have the money or a very simple job, you could devote your life to just acquiring knowledge. Honestly that sounds pretty awesome, just spending hours a day reading books and learning about literally anything you want. If you have the patience then go for it

People tend to exaggerate the amount of knowledge around. I mean, sure, you cannot anymore know everything about every subject known to man, but you can attain a level of proficiency in practically every one of those subjects to be able to follow the latest research to a degree.

Only problem: decades and decades of studying. Say goodbye to your personal life if you choose to pursue this road.

Even putting aside memory limits, there might be forms of knowledge, or perception, that are closed to you. And if you can't see them, you don't know that you can't. So, even if you hypothetically did know every fact, you couldn't be sure of the existence of unkown unknowns. So you wouldn't know that you knew everything for sure. Bang.

I think I'm pretty close, but you gotta have some mad brain stuff going on up there man.

Like, you're imagining some serious brain stuff right now? Yeah, it's probably even more than that.

Because it's pointless and oblivious about human needs and limitations

Pro-tip: The self as seperate from everything else is an illusion, you actually are everything, and thereby you contain all the information there is, so you already know everything, you just don't know that you know.

Welcome home senpai you're God.

Reptilian confirmed.

>compassion
>neoliberal jackass
>promulgator of surveillance police state
>drones
>only redeeming quality is that he's a lower order of crypto-fascist than everyone else in Washington
>spent a billion dollars of idiots' money to get the job
>he wanted this

You're a better man than I, user.

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So did he.

of course it is possible
just start in the top left corner here
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Contents/A–Z_index
and when you have worked through all the articles down to the bottom right corner, you'll know everything

well
that's assuming nobody adds anything to any of the sections that you've already read, while you're in the process
but i don't think there''s much chance of that happening

nice strawman. the pursuit of knowledge about everything is juvenile

Hegel denied existence what would that hack know?

The guy OP needs is Socrates. Time to start with the Greeks so you can reconstruct him.