'It is impossible to determine or express the quantity of what one does not know.'
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by anonymous on 2005-01-22 05:04:10it's easy to determine the quantity of something you don't know. "Yo, Bob, how many of those doohickeys over on the shelf are there?" "Twelve." QED
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· Re: determining quantity
by metric on 2005-01-22 05:24:10
The parent argument is equating the quantity of something that one does not know, to the quantity of what one does not know. If you are not a god then ask yourself, or bob, how many doohickeys are on every shelf in the universe. If you are a god, then ask yourself how many doohickeys are on the shelves of the universe of the god that manifested you. The atheists can skip the second pondering.
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