How do I know what I don't see

I don't know that I have a pancreas, spleen, or heart.

I've never bothered to check.

I don't know if they're even real.

I've never seen one.

I don't know what an atom looks like.

I'm not that small.

I don't think that it's very plausible for DNA to exist.

Because I've never held it.

What do I know?

I know that the things I know aren't the limits.

What if the world was started when I remembered something?

What if the world is destroyed the second I die?

That doesn't sound plausible - and even if it was, this fake reality I made up feels much better than the real.

I'll go with what I feel like.

I'll find what I know.

You find what you know.

We'll share what we know, but if you don't know what I know, then you should learn.

If you don't want to, that's a shame. There's so much that I know that you don't know, and I want to know what you know!

But if you don't want to, why not? We'll go our separate ways, and be our separate selves.

Life feels much better that way.

Uhhh, you know you have a pancreas, spleen, heart, etc, because you're you know, alive.

Livewire;bt86054 said:

Uhhh, you know you have a pancreas, spleen, heart, etc, because you're you know, alive.

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But how do I know that I don't run on other things?

Breathing

You may want to read some of these articles http://plato.stanford.edu/search/searcher.py?query=epistemology

epistemology being the study of knowledge