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What are the barriers of knowledge? |
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Understanding. Communication and resulting misinterpretations. The limitations of time and space and our access to energy and matter. Our senses and observations, and how much we can perceive of the environment and universe around us. The ability to comprehend any state or level of consciousness outside of our own. The choices we make. The questions we ask.
It depends when you would consider a barrier of knowledge to be met, or broken. If we reach a point when we can answer every question, is that a barrier? The barrier comes not when we cannot answer any more questions, but when we stop asking questions.
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