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The Nature Of Unknowing And The Limitations Of Knowledge

EPISODE · May 6, 2021 · 8 MIN

The Nature Of Unknowing And The Limitations Of Knowledge

from Dancing Paradox · host Alex Hickman

I talk about how trying to grasp the mystery of life is futile and how chasing knowledge is a never ending search to nowhere.  I also point at the often misinterpreted Biblical Genesis story of Adam and Eve.    ➣ alexhickman.co.uk

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