Why does Ignorance exist ?

[idea]

Life would be both incredibly boring and pointless if we were omniscient. Our ignorance is one of our greatest gifts. It forces us to decide for ourselves why we exist And who we’re supposed to be. And then in fulfilling that ideal we become it. We get to ‘create ourselves’ by not knowing any better. And that gives our being here an important purpose.

Determinism vs. indeterminism.
Omniscience vs. Free will.

It seems mutually exclusive. Either you can have determined known Calvinism's predestination, or indeterminate free will where it is impossible to know the wide open future.

S=klnW, carved on Boltzman's tombstone. Boltzman killed himself... Einstein and others didn't like Boltzman's equation, Einstein was wrong.

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Boltzmanns-tombstone-engraved-with-his-famous-formula-S-k-log-W-In-the-case-of-evenly_fig1_352565248

 

[blü 2]

Life would be easier if people knew everything. So I see absolutely no point to Ignorance existing other than to make life harder than it already is.

You'd really like to know the number of your days? Or those of your family and your friends?

 

[McBell]

Life would be easier if people knew everything. So I see absolutely no point to Ignorance existing other than to make life harder than it already is.

What is your basis for comparison?

 

[Twilight Hue]

Knowing is hard.

Or hard to accept.