What do we really know?

[funnyguy]

In my opinion like it or not we've learned a lot throughout our lifetimes. It is most definitely possible to alter, ignore or discard knowledge, however, knowledge is gained just as power and experience is gained. Hence DJs expression "Brujo", "One who knows", "A man of knowledge".

In fact believing or knowing that you don't know is still a form of knowledge. It merely states that you're aware of not being aware. One can greatly benefit from knowledge but it's most certainly possible to have the opposite effect from the knowledge one possesses too.

Don't get me wrong saying "I don't know" opens wonderful doors to new experiences which will lead us to new knowledge and points of view which beforehand we were not aware of and if we were saying "I know, I know..." they'd likely remain closed.

Intellectual knowledge, however, holds close to none pragmatic value unless applied or learned from experience. So in order to be efficient in applying what one knows the knowledge must be put to or gained from practice.

If you don't do the right things, the right things won't happen.
You can plant a tree seed in lava as an experiment and see if it will grow.