Are there an infinite amount of "things" to know?
Is there no end to knowledge or is there a final piece of information that will explain everything that has ever existed?
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Also, as time goes forward, there is the possibility of knowing something that happened today. But we must wait until tomorrow to know what happens then, right?
Maybe the question is geared more toward the possibility of some kind of unifying theory of nastural laws?
For example: at the current moment in time we are not capable of creating Lightsabers, but given infinite time we will eventually figure out the technology required to build a Lightsaber. At that moment we would be pushing the limits of reality to another level.
The Universe is in constant Evolution.
So to answer your questions:
Q. Is there no end to knowledge?
A. YES
Q. Is there a final piece of information that will explain everything that has ever existed?
A. YES, when you understand the "Laws of Nature" / "The Seven Laws that are One" / "The Law of the Tao" you will be ready to begin your journey, with your Master Key ready you can unlock all the doors of Knowledge...