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You will never ever know everything about a person. No matter how much they tell you, you will never know. Each person has millions and millions of thoughts so how you you ever know them?

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I think that with new knowledge you’re views can definitely change, some person might believe in one thing before but when you are presented with new information you are able to take everything into account. With Kumare he was skeptical of religious figures, but when he was finally able to help people and just make up practices he was able to see what it was all about.

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Acquiring new knowledge will open up new perspectives which can change values and beliefs. If I know more about a topic it might change my point of view to an extend.

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Yes because the more that you know the more you will want to explore opening up your mind to new experiences and different understandings of the same topic. This allows you to make your own choice if you believe in the topic or not.

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Learning new things can change your opinion on something when the new information uses truth to back up an argument

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You won't know enough about a person, the things that are in their minds if they don't tell you through words you will never know.

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Knowledge  can be anything you can gain from and learn. It does not necessarily need to be good or bad.

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Every single person is different and has millions of truths hidden inside themselves. Most of the times, what you know about a person is simply what they want others to know, not necessarily who they truly are.

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Knowledge seems like any factual or theoretical information that is obtainable

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This so shown to be especially true in the end of this documentary. When Vikram reveals himself as Kumare, only some of his students stayed with him. Before knowing his true identity, they’d nearly completely committed themselves to his teaching. Yet with their new knowledge, theyve taken it in different ways and it has changed each and every one of their perspectives of him. (Maybe they look up to him more, for showing it’s possible for anyone to be this spiritual. Maybe they’re upset he deceived them and refuse his teachings. But they’re all changed.)

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everything can be explained, we just don't know how to explain everything yet. We might not have to brain capacity to understand certain subject but alien beings might.

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Knowledge is to experience live. In a live time a person experiences luck, ups and downs. With all that we are shaped, so our identity and personality. The result of experiencing live is to know who you are, your strength and being one with yourself.

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I feel that people who live in a certain environment or culture would know things from the perspective of that culture. These experiences can also affect the same knowledge. People with different backgrounds can look at the same thing and have different ideas, although they may both be correct.

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Essentially people are always changing and growing from a myriad of things, people are constantly learning new things and changing some aspect of a belief or value regardless of whether they’re consciously doing it or not.

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As we obtain more knowledge, we gain a better understanding of the world around us. Regardless of what we have learned, we start to look at the bigger picture instead of sticking to a general assumption or belief. Despite the deception behind it, Kumare has not only brought change to his students, but also to himself, as he now knows what a guru feels and experiences, instead of solely relying on observations. He now understands the extent of influence that gurus have, real or fake.

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Things that are made up are unknowable, if I said there was a dragon in the room, it just escapes any detection, then it is unknowable, there might be and there might not be.
Similarly, things that are out of our imagination, things that are too vastly out of reach, are unknowable, no matter how far we go, there would be something beyond.

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Probably not, but some may get closer to it than others

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Probably not, but some may get closer to it than others

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this depends on the person or group trying to find this knowledge, if in the future someone has unlimited resources, and people to help them they are likely to at least find out more than those who don't have unlimited access to what is obtainable. But then again is everything necessary to know? what is the point of finding something out if you're already content with what you are and what is around you.

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I guess it’s what you feel is true

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Knowledge is anything that can be passed on to others. It is also anything that is learnable.

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You wont know enough about a person, something you won’t know if they do t tell you about themself. Everyone single person is having secrets in their mind and won’t tell anybody, this thing can’t be known if they don’t want to talk about it.

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New knowledge can open up new perspectives and change you as a person. However, one must have an open mind to do so.

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Anything in your mind, around you, and even kumare... (Even things you make up)

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New knowledge can give new context and help inform people's views and beliefs. It also can have the opposite effect in some situations.

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knowledge is everything that you believed is true and what you learned from life and the world

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Knowledge is Information you can use to explain another

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Learning and receiving new knowledge allows to open up with different perspectives of understanding to values and beliefs.

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You can never know everything about a person as you aren't with them every single second of thier life. You also can't know everything about certain things as everythin is changing constantly.

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We’ll never be able to know the full story behind another person. We are limited to things we learn through their actions and words.

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It is know that some thing are unknowable, one may never even know everything about oneself never mind anyone else.

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We never know a true end to the decimal expansion of Pi , 13/3 , and e.

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Yes, just looking at the kumare, we can see how ppl are able to vlaue themselves more than ever.

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Many thing are unknown and left to be discovered by humans, such as the secrets in the universe and under the oceans. I believe nothing can be explained by science, there are always things out there that we can’t explain, waiting to be discovered.

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Knowledge is everything that appears in the human mind.

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Someone might tell you about their background and make it and them seem “believable”. But, we’ll never know the person’s real story. We’ll never know if what they’re saying is true or not.

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There are different boundaries in life that we are unable to cross over, same with knowledge, to a certain extent, we won't be able to investigate further. Same with the things happening around us, if the other person does not share their thoughts or feelings with you, you will never know what exactly they are thinking. Human psychology is also complex, often we are not certain about what we are thinking ourselves.

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as you learn new things, your understanding of other things change, such as life or the world. then, as your understanding of life changes, so does your values and your beliefs.

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Based on current understanding, we know that the observable universe is expanding at an accelerating rate, and the expansion of spacetime is expected to surpass the speed of light. As light is the basic carrier of information from which we are able to observe the universe, it is therefore impossible to know everything about the universe, as the expansion of spacetime will stop the light out of our immediate galaxy supercluster to reach us.

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Yes, because in the documentary when Kumare revealed himself it changed people’s beliefs in him. Where the gained more respect for him of lost it all.

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Yes, because in the documentary when Kumare revealed himself it changed people’s beliefs in him. Where the gained more respect for him of lost it all.

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No, science will explain everything. Further development in science will unveil the secrets and mysteries of the present. Just like how we unveiled the mysteries of the past using science.

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Of course, new knowledge will always change values and beliefs. The world is constantly changing, new knowledge is being found, and these things are changing our perception of most things we know of and affecting our values.

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If you have a certain belief that can be contradicted by facts and valid information it can cause you to question those beliefs.

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for example the group that believed law of attraction.

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Yes, just like what Kumare did to people, new knowledge can change values and beliefs.

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Yes, just like what Kumare did to people, new knowledge can change values and beliefs.

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Knowledge is anything that someone is thinking of

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It is unknown who keeps commenting Kumar innit

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It is unknown who keeps commenting Kumar innit

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Religions and cultures have different ideas about death, but that is still a concept that has remains mostly a mystery.

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It depends on how you define "knowing". If knowing includes any concept relating to "absolute truth", then no, we cannot know anything. A simple example would be, how would we "know" if something is the absolute truth? And how do we know that "knowing" is the truth? This puts us in a loophole where there is no evidence of us knowing what we know is true.

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Some unknowable things are unknowable because they lack existence. For instance, you can't know a married bachelor, the last digit of the decimal representation of the number pi, the first fractional value greater than zero, etc. There are many things known to be unknowable.

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Knowledge is the state of unambiguous positive retention (or basically, claims that cannot be refuted). Broadly I think that there are two kinds of knowledge. One kind of knowledge comes from experience without any categorization imposed onto it (which includes language, as language categorizes things) and the other kind of knowledge, which might seem opposite to experience, and this kind of knowledge is what I like to call primitivisms, or concepts which express the fundamental constructs that support experience (one example of a primitivism would be the nature of a definition, for example).

Experience is that which is apprehensible only by the subject and irreducible to any mental states outside of the subject (thus, its scope also only applies to the subject). They can be broken down into qualia, or time-bound, subjectively-determined bits. An example of an experience would be the tingling sensation on a "dead" foot, but the concepts "tingling" and "sensation" only partially express it. The knowledge here is the actual signals that entered your consciousness, or the interpretation of note. Note that I have not said anywhere that this is knowledge to anyone outside the subject,  this is your knowledge, and no one else's. Being limited to you doesn't invalidate its status as knowledge.

The other kind of knowledge is the sort of conceptual apprehension that is necessary for making claims of the external world (note that this is not the same as saying claims about of the external world are knowledge, because in a majority of cases, they are not). This includes personal definitions (and not in terms of external language, which is another thing entirely) of concepts like "I", "you", "it", "they" and other basic operations (like "and" or "or"). Of course they can take any other form, but essentially they are particles to help link experiential claims in a personally comprehensible manner. Note that this conceptual formation is also subjective; you could say that these personal primitives form a grammar to connect your experiences to each other, resulting in a language for yourself (that is idiosyncratic).

You can thus apprehend your own experiences, and through personal non-experiential primitives (once again, personal though) link them together. Can you know things outside of yourself? I would say that you cannot know them in the sense that you cannot quite atemporally draw them together into unambigious conclusions (like you can with your own experiences and languages), but you can make temporally-decaying claims (i.e I see that this rat is running, I think that perhaps at this point it is looking for its prey) through induction. But since you cannot apprehend the experiences of others without language (or without some other medium of indirect transfer, like art), you also cannot know their minds.

One indirect way to know the contents of the minds of others is through language, and through metaphor. I think art is important because it allows for expression in a non-rigorous manner through symbolism (and thus transmit more mental content to others), but it is limited by the degree to which people understand the symbolism therein, which is still superimposing an experience of your own (or assuming a "collective" one) over a personal one. Non-personal languages can also only express general concepts that don't always reflect thought-content (unlike a personal language).

Therefore, I think absolute knowledge claims are limited to your own mind and experiences. You can induce and have a temporary grasp on other minds, but not  an absolute one, which is why inquiry into various perspectives is important, because it helps make your induction more accurate.

-R.

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As humans gain more knowledge about science and the world around them they are constantly changing what they believe in. Religious people might shift their beliefs depending on what they see and experience.

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Gaining new information will always widen your perspective and that might cause a change in your value. It might even strengthen your beliefs sometimes. Both are possible.