I would like to know if this pharagraph makws sense when readed
Unquestionably, the poor “Intellectual Animal” wrongly called man not only knows not, but moreover, he doesn’t even know that he knows not...
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I would like to know if this paragraph makes sense when read
Unquestionably, the poor “Intellectual Animal” wrongly called man not only knows not does not know; but, moreover, he doesn’t even know that he knows not does not know...First, your one-sentence paragraph does make perfect sense as-read. "Knows not" is correct and understandable English, just very uncommon in usage.
I am a little confused about "wrongly." I think the poor intellectual animal you're talking about is man, and so would rightly be called man.
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I would like to know if this pharagraph makws sense when readed
Unquestionably, the poor “Intellectual Animal” wrongly called man not only knows not, but moreover, he doesn’t even know that he knows not...??Without question, the ignorant man is not the one who knows not, but rather it is the one who does not that he knows not.
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