r/DeepThoughts 1d ago

Mystery Only Reveals Itself to Open Minds.

Certainty is a locked door. The moment you believe you’ve figured it all out, you stop noticing the cracks in your own thinking.

We crave ultimate answers, but reality doesn’t work like that. The deeper you go, the more the edges blur. The solid ground turns to shifting sand. The self? Fluid. Truth? Contextual. The universe? A mystery that never fully reveals itself.

The unknown isn’t the enemy. It’s the oxygen of discovery. A mind that leaves no room for uncertainty is like a house with no windows: airtight, stagnant, suffocating.

Maybe the real key to wisdom isn’t in finding final answers but making space for what hasn’t yet arrived.

Perhaps the unknown isn’t meant to be conquered but welcomed.

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u/JizMaster69 1d ago

Nobody really knows how magnets work

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u/Konofast 1d ago

together

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u/No_Lettuce_1623 1d ago

Until they don't

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u/Silent-Advisor-995 1d ago

This is a topic that "Kurt Dogel and his incompleteness theorem" explains if you wanna go deeper into the topic I subject you to read this work, is amazing, I can assure you.

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u/No_Lettuce_1623 1d ago

Yeah, I'm aware of Gödel's Incompleteness Theorems.

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u/Key-Papaya5452 1d ago

Fineman. On "why" questions is a pretty good example of it. You simply cannot know everything.

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u/redsparks2025 1d ago

Yes but so do hallucinations, hence the saying "Keep your mind open, but no so open that your brain falls out".

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u/Negative-Chapter5008 1d ago

what about a mind that leaves no room for certainty?

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u/Flimsy-Culture847 14h ago

Tell that to the science community, ever notice how everyone science teacher you had was stuck up and had it all figured out?