Information is everything
In order to be able to observe an object, we need zero obstacles between us and the object. Just as the light cannot bypass an obstacle, neither can we see an object over which we have no direct eye sight.
The fact that certain objects cannot be observed directly results in a lack of information.
We are surrounded by objects and ideas that exist, but that we do not have access to.
Absolute truth requires complete information and perfect thinking. Even with perfect thinking, we will never be able to have all the inputs, so no one will ever be able to hold the absolute truth about anything.
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