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[Anonymous No.12304233]

Recently I've been having a gnawing feeling at the back of my mind that humans haven't even scratched the surface of philosophy and never will unlock its full potential. Are there any writings on this topic?

[Anonymous No.12304323]

Why worry about humanity's lack of knowledge. Worry about your own lack of knowledge.

[Anonymous No.12304330]

the true end of philosophy is probably basically gnosis--knowledge that has depths beyond any means of communication, so the only possible way to learn it is to reach it yourself.
or you could just be a cool Catholic because that solves enough of it lol

[Anonymous No.12304339]

>physics advance to a point where truly indivisible particle mechanics are known
what now

[Anonymous No.12304345]

>>12304233
This is the worst iteration of this “meme”

[Anonymous No.12304363]

>>12304233
play morrowind

[Anonymous No.12304445]

>>12304233
is this a Shin Megami Tensei II reference?

[Anonymous No.12306001]

>>12304233
>without my blessing

He who knows Brahman but thinks himself separate from Brahman does not know Brahman.

[Anonymous No.12306030]

>>12304233
Lots of philosophy explores the limits of philosophy. For example, Kant's Critique of Pure Reason

[Blank No.12306158]

>>12304233
>Implying 70-200 IQ apes will ever unlock the truth of all that is to exist

[Anonymous No.12306167]

I feel the opposite

[Anonymous No.12306209]

>>12304233
do shrooms and observe the futhark runes that start to emanate from the walls of your home.