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Originally Posted by HarryT
As a scientist, I certainly don't claim to understand everything in the world, but it's an anathema to me to think that there are things that can't be explained. Anything has the potential to be understood, if one does enough research to understand it. That's what the "scientific method" is all about.
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That's true. However, scientific method requires the ability to test and prove hypotheses and theories to establish scientific laws and facts. Man may correctly
theorize answers to absolutely every question out there, but I do not believe Man will ever have the
ability to test and prove hypotheses, and therefore solve, absolutely every question out there. Those limitations will be based on the physical limitations of Man, something we have a limited ability to change.
Unless we can somehow raise our consciousness and capabilities to literal omnipotence, there will always be questions that are simply beyond our capability to prove, and some questions that will be beyond our capability to even theorize.