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Statements that end in "nothing more" are almost always incorrect. The only way one could make such a statement with total certitude would be to be omniscient,
by popalchemist 2y ago
Statements that end in "nothing more" are almost always incorrect. The only way one could make such a statement with total certitude would be to be omniscient, as the phrase implies an exhaustive understanding of all possible facts.
- stonethrowaway 2y agoYeah because Rembrandt had all the facts on Aristotle. Spitting image of the chap that painting.
- kbelder 2y agoBut he certainly may have more knowledge on Aristotle than you.