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>there will be a day when we achieve all possible knowledge
>we gather everything from the entire universe
>we know every planet, dimension, all reality's history, etc
What now? What happens when we know everything?
What's the purpose of life after everything has been discovered?
>inb4 we'll never know everything
It's a supposition. What would happen if that were the case
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>>3397746
>What would happen if that were the case
We become Gods, and set about creating a new universe and unknowables.
>"Companions the Creator seeks, not corpses, herds or believers. Fellow creators the Creator seeks - Those who write new values on new tablets. Companions the Creator seeks, and fellow harvesters, for everything about Him is ripe for the harvest."
-- Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra
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>>3397786
>every man a kang = failed
>every man a god...
I don't think that's gonna end well
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We still won't understand females though
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>>3397746
I don't know, masturbate?
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>>3397746
Knowing everything implies being able to do anything, so we would do anything we could possibly want out of anything, this would put us in a situation similar to the one described here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK_ke_LgOfU
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>>3397746
>What's the purpose of life after everything has been discovered?
There is no purpose to life. It wasn't created with any kind of intention.
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Existing as a subject will always be weird and mysterious. I could know everything but still be vexed by how to spend tomorrow.
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