With Raymond Massey asking when the world can finally rest from its research, from its collection of knowledge, from its strive for advancement.
The answer, my friend, is never. The question will remain, and the digging will continue, now and always, until the searched for is finally found. We will never reach the limit you profess, though there will be things we will not have the time to answer, for all things apparently do come to an end, and generally when the end would be the least convenient.
Your post asks more questions -- of this group and of the world -- so you continue your personal search for your personal answers, many of which can only be answered by you. Individually, people throw in the towel all the time and take that rest. Collectively, we all continue our strive for solution and resolution, all hoping to one day take that dreamed of rest, which never comes.
Well, time to get up and dust myself off again.
Cheers, all.
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H.G. Wells' "Things to Come" . . .
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- Clarke's Third Law
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- You are speaking from an intelligent perspective.
- I doubt there is any limit to what we might know...
- There are some things we do not need to know.
- A quote from one of my favorite s/f authors