just because you know how to do something, doesnt mean you can actually do it.

>know everything
>know that you cant become omnipotent
> ****

Just because you know how doesn't mean you can.

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why would i make other people happy?

my thoughts exactly

> **** covered owl

but she knows how to make the green pill now, and how to make the owl give her the green pill for free

>Know how to get the pill for free
>Gotta blow him

Yea that'll be useful.

You wouldn't give a blowjob for eternal happiness?

What are you, gay?

I can tell you one thing:
Neither knowledge of all things, nor knowing nothing but happiness wont come to you by posting retarded steven universe reaction images on every single funnyjunk post.

You're flirting with me, aren't you?

Technically, knowledge of how to do something doesn't equate to ability to do it.

You might know exactly what contraption you must build in order to lift a gate, but that does not mean you will be strong enough to lift the gear to make it.

If you know everything, you know how to achieve omnipotence through rhythmic clapping.
It can be completely ridiculous and you still know it, because it goes under everything.

Not necessarily. That's like saying you know how to get rid of gravity for everyone ever by dropping a feather.

You have achieved a state of "all knowing", but that doesn't mean EVERYTHING is possible. You wouldn't have an answer to a paradox, for example, because there is no answer. Likewise, there is no way to get rid of all gravity on Earth via dropping a feather on the ground plainly.

>know everything
>know that omnipotence is impossible

knowing everything is pretty much the definition of omnipotence.

no thats omniscience,

>>#37, >>#34,
look slightly down.

thats effort man, i aint got time to be, "looking slightly down"

Omniscience =/= Omnipotence

I was apparently unaware of the definition of omnipotence.
carry on.

Knowing everything might make you know that it's impossible to be omnipotent, too.

Reductio ad absurdum, or 'reduction to absurdity'. You guys could argue all day long about what's impossible and what's not, you wouldn't get anywhere. The point is we don't know, we can't know until we find out in future what's possible and what's not.

Because we're all still expanding our collective knowledge. It is possible that at some point in distant future, entire humanity could become omnipotent beings. It's just so beyond our understanding right now that all we can do now is imagine and guess.

“The universe is big. It’s vast and complicated and ridiculous. And sometimes, very rarely, impossible things just happen and we call them miracles.”

You would also know how to make impossible things possible

But you would be able to make glasses that allow you to see another colour if you knew everything.

My point is you can't know literally everything

Or, alternatively, know that there's no way to make them possible.

Except if you know everything, you know how to make the impossible, possible, because that falls under everything.

Except if it's actually impossible. Because then even if you know everything it's not possible to know how to make it possible, since you just can't.

When we're talking "literally everything", there is no such thing as "completely impossible".