Ignorance

First of all, it is necessary to mention a paradox which is frequently encountered in modern life on ignorance and ignorance. For centuries, people have taken a place in the age of their own time and for the ones who came before them, and found no objection to those who are under the dam. However, the greatest sense of meaning and paradox that we need to pay attention to here is that the ignorant, not knowing nothing, makes everything known.

The era in which this definition we have given above finds the most application area is undoubtedly the modem times we have experienced. Modern times have become times when knowledge is the most transparent in both the faith-management and the scientific-philosophical sense, forcing people almost to be ignorant.

Centuries ago, the people behind the stone walls were poisoned by information from the heights of the people, to the streets, to the handheld online devices. This poison has had a bad influence for many herbologists who are in the midst of ignorance. In the past few centuries, religions, scientific approaches, philosophies, lifestyles have completely evolved and had to adapt to this age.

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