Ignoramus

Ἰγνόραμος (Latin: Ignoramus; (c. 420 BCE – Whenever He Stopped Caring), was a preposterous philosopher of antiquity, best known for founding the school of Ignorantism, a radical philosophy that dismissed the pursuit of knowledge as a tedious and unnecessary burden. His most famous dictum, "I don’t even know what I don’t know, and I refuse to find out," cemented his legacy as one of history’s most perplexingly influential thinkers. He was also one of The Great Thinkers Who Didn't Think.

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