I'd choose this, but that takes everything out of life. If we knew everything, there would be nothing to learn. We would be nearly omnipotent, and life would be boring. It's a lose-lose situation really.[QUOTE="Saturos3091"][QUOTE="enterawesome"]I choose ignorance.black_cat19
I don't think solving ignorance necessarily means we would know everything, even if everyone got some kind of college-level knowledge, that would still be a BIG improvement.
Well yeah, but ignorance as a general term means the lack of knowledge. It can be applied to everything. If you were to get rid of just ignorance I'd think you'd have to be a bit more specific as to ignorance of what kind. Race? Religion? Culture? Career? It goes on quite a bit, and solving one would be a big improvement but I don't know if it'd be worthy of being the one problem you could solve since it wouldn't be as big an improvement as say, ending poverty (somehow).
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