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	''Epistemology'': The pickle you get in when you manage to prove, by consistent and correct application of axioms in a closed logical system, that one cannot definitely prove anything, purely by consistent and correct application of axioms in a closed logical system. The inherent [[paradox]] at the heart of the [[enlightenment]]. The set of all sets whose members do not include themselves both does, and at the same time dies not, include itself.		''Epistemology'': The pickle you get in when you manage to prove, by consistent and correct application of axioms in a closed logical system, that one cannot definitely prove anything, purely by consistent and correct application of axioms in a closed logical system. The inherent [[paradox]] at the heart of the [[enlightenment]]. The set of all sets whose members do not include themselves both does, and at the same time dies not, include itself.