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Does the ocean show that there’s always more to learn, or that we can never know everything?

Asked by MakeItSo1701 (13602points) 1 day ago

80% of the ocean is unexplored

80 percent

We don’t have the technology to explore it all. Will we ever?

Is our inability to explore the ocean fully a sign that despite our best efforts, we will never know everything? We have google and all sorts of search engines that give us all the knowledge we want, yet we are still limited. We have the world at our fingertips, but the ocean is a reminder that we are still so small compared to the beautiful vastness of earth and nature.

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janbb's avatar

I think it’s wonderful that there are mysteries still to be discovered.

Zaku's avatar

I agree with @janbb .

“Will we ever?”
– At this rate, we’ll be lucky to survive the century, so I think not.

Forever_Free's avatar

New finding everyday show that we can never know everything. It could be in the Ocean, Space or right in front of our eyes.

smudges's avatar

Yes, there’s always more to learn, and also, we can never know everything.

gondwanalon's avatar

We live on a little known planet. We will never know everything about it and we still have a lot to learn.

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