My point is more that "being human" limits any type of knowledge acquisition, as we are tribal/political beings. Check the nature podcasts I linked to, they go

My point is more that "being human" limits any type of knowledge acquisition, as we are tribal/political beings. Check the nature podcasts I linked to, they go into quite some detail and give good examples. I don't think, we as humans can understand an objective truth. A concept of knowledge makes only sense if we as species can comprehend it. This means knowledge and intelligence need to be embodied. Yet, if they are, they must be limited by the embodiment. Foucault makes some interesting arguments around that.