Not only that, but empirical truths are always subject to measurement error -- we will never be completely certain that there is not a more accurate model of re

Not only that, but empirical truths are always subject to measurement error -- we will never be completely certain that there is not a more accurate model of reality, and in all likelihood we will always continue to refine our models. Also consider the ever-increasing costs of this minute examination -- probing higher energy physics is only going to become more expensive. There will always be limits to what we know and what can be known about the Universe -- it's an inherent quality of empiricism.