Our Knowledge is Limited Our Knowledge is Limited Introduction

A full bottle of water does not make a sound.

Half a bottle of water.

Knowledge is our wings to the sky – Shakespeare.

Thinking Sakura can form a bridge to new knowledge, as Planck of Germany famously said.

Genius is ninety-nine percent of the sweat of a hundred spines and one percent of the inspiration - Albert Einstein.

Through the description of various sounds in the natural world, the article shows the various forms of nature, reflecting that human beings still do not know enough about all aspects of the universe, and it is not advisable to rest on their laurels, and there are many incredible phenomena worthy of our pondering, excavation, and exploration.

Galileo Galilei (1564-02-15-1642-01-08). Italian mathematician, physicist, astronomer, pioneer of the scientific revolution [1] . Galileo Galilei invented the pendulum needle and thermometer, made great contributions to mankind in science, and was one of the founders of modern experimental science.

Historically, he was the first to integrate the knowledge of mathematics, physics, and astronomy on the basis of scientific experiments, and expanded, deepened, and changed mankind's understanding of the movement of matter and the universe [2] . Galileo summarized the law of free fall, the law of inertia, and Galileo's principle of relativity from experiments. Thus, he overturned many assumptions of Aristotelian physics, laid the foundation of classical mechanics, refuted Ptolemy's geocentric system, and strongly supported Copernicus's heliocentric theory [1].

He overthrew the purely speculative traditional view of nature through systematic experiments and observations, and created a modern science based on experimental facts and a rigorous logical system. Therefore, he is known as the "father of modern mechanics" and "the father of modern science". His work laid the foundation for the establishment of Newton's theoretical system [2].

Galileo Galileo advocated a combination of mathematics and experimentation, which was the source of his great achievements in science and his most important contribution to modern science[3]. Galileo believed that experience was the only source of knowledge, and advocated the use of experimental-mathematical methods to study the laws of nature, opposing the mystical speculation of scholasticism. Convinced that the Book of Nature is written in the language of mathematics, and that only shape, size, and velocity, which can be reduced to quantitative characteristics, are objective properties of objects.

He was the first person to use a telescope to observe celestial bodies with a large number of results. Galileo played a major role in the development of the natural sciences and worldview in the 17th century[1]. Experimental science, which began with Galileo and Newton, was the beginning of modern natural science [3].

Reading "Our Knowledge is Limited" I feel that knowledge is infinite, and I am sure that as for knowledge is limited, it is because people are not able to read all the books. Even though you look at it every day, study it every day, there are all things in the world, how can you find them in the past? You can't just read books to study, and the human brain is limited!

Therefore, our knowledge is infinite, and we must explore it endlessly like "traveling in space", and we must not only seep but also do.

Is it enough to do one or two experiments, but to do it repeatedly, and to fight with one's life and have the courage to sacrifice? What does this mean? So, it is wrong to have limited knowledge!

It's like ***, others praise the genius, but he doesn't understand how much; Think of Confucius: "Who is a Confucian!" "Sometimes you don't necessarily understand everything.

So the infinite knowledge is right, I am convinced! Like 1+1=? Let's talk about it, some people naturally say:

2。But some people say: "Wang, Tian" and so on, these answers naturally spread and became people's answers, but people did not think deeply:

What will a female bird + a male bird on the tree be equal to, all in all, summing up many answers, not the only answer to the limb, so is this knowledge recorded in today's books? So the hunger spine says that knowledge is unlimited. Infinite knowledge for people to create!