Editing The Limits of Human Knowledge (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Frontier of Ignorance' (Predicting the 'Growth' of Mystery):'''
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import math

def calculate_ignorance_growth(knowledge_volume):
    """
    Shows why 'Learning' makes you feel 'Dumber'.
    """
    # Knowledge is the 'Area' of a circle. 
    # Ignorance is the 'Circumference' (The border with the unknown).
    radius = math.sqrt(knowledge_volume / math.pi)
    frontier = 2 * math.pi * radius
    
    return f"With {knowledge_volume} units of Knowledge, your Frontier of Ignorance is {round(frontier, 2)} units wide."

# Case: Learning more
print(calculate_ignorance_growth(100))
print(calculate_ignorance_growth(1000))
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; Limit Landmarks
: '''The 'Planck' Length''' → The "Smallest Possible Measurement": "Physics" "Breaks Down" below this scale, "Closing the Door" on the "Infinite Small."
: '''The 'Black Hole' Information Paradox''' → (See Article 122). The "Fear" that "Information" is "Destroyed" in a black hole, making the "History of the Universe" "Un-knowable."
: '''Kant’s 'Ding an Sich' ''' (Thing-in-itself) → (See Article 566). The "Philosophical Limit": we only "See" the "World through our Senses," we "Never See" the "Real World" as it "Truly Is."
: '''The 'Four-Color' Theorem Proof''' → The first "Mathematical Proof" done by "Computer" that was "Too Long" for "Any Human" to "Check." It marked the "Limit" of "Human Verification."
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