The End of Information

The Paradox of Knowledge, and the Point of No Return

Is it not true, that there is an answer to everything? And if so, then is it not also true that there is an answer that is unobtainable!? And if I state something, I will come up with something that's impossible to answer. In fact, the "Why?" is a real question. Yet what happens if I ask you it, and every time you give an answer, I respond by asking over and over? Eventually, no clever or complex mind on this Earth of ours will have an answer, or even a theory perhaps. Because once you stark asking someone "Why?" (or How?), remember this; keep asking. You will reach a specific, "magic" number of intervals, after which all knowledge ceases to exist. Why. Let the expert answer the questions you have. Yes, so then we realize the fact that knowledge itself is like matter, in which it's made up out of individual units. We keep delving deeper into understanding things, and eventually reach the "point of no return".