Practiacally speaking, though, does it really matter? Yes, we can't know
*every single little truth*, but so what? About what percentage of all
possible truths does Godel's Theorem make off limits to us? My understanding
is that it is a very miniscule fraction of the set of all possible truths. So
we can know *almost everything*; that's good enough for me. Among all that
attainable knowledge, there is sure to be lots of useful facts we can benefit
from.
Our knowledge is going to be V_A_S_ T . A few little specks here and there
that we don't know with absolute surety will probably not be too devastating.
- David Musick
-- News flash: Christ has decided to forego the Second Coming; looks like
we'll have to solve our own problems after all. --