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Is a domain of unknowable unknowns not a sort of singularity (systems theory), and therefore a kind of infinite?

• TeMPOraL 7y ago
  I didn't encounter that concept, so I don't know. That said, I'd argue these are unknown unknowns, but they're not unknowable in principle (except perhaps in areas where incompleteness theorem applies).
  • jp555 7y ago
    But then again how do we know they are unknown and not unknowable? omg speaking of infinites... this rabbit hole may never have an end. LOL Cheers.
  • mensetmanusman 7y ago
    There are many physics ideas that are unknowable in principal due to the laws of nature. Back to the singularity.