The Fluid Nature of Knowledge Explained

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  Prompt: Here's a philosophical inquiry for you: What constitutes "knowing" something. Things that were "known" before, by the most educated, are discredited now. Things people "know" they often heard but never verified. Someone can "know" that is impossible for anything to live under the heat and pressure by undersea thermal vents... until they find out a bunch of shit lives there. So, Socrates only knew that he knew nothing. Is that in part because what is "known" is not static?
  
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The essence of knowing is fluid and subjective, shaped by evolving understanding and discoveries. Knowledge can change over time, revealing the limits of certainty and the importance of inquiry.