How can we know what cannot be known? The straightforward answer is that we cannot. However, upon further investigation, this question proves to be more complex than we initially expected.

We can ask ourselves what we mean by "knowing". And we can ask ourselves if the knowledge referred to is dependent of us. Can something be knowable even if we ourselves cannot know it? Or in other words, can something be absolutely certain even if nobody knows it—even if it is beyond the very concept of knowing?

The infinite factor challenges our comprehension of what can and cannot be known, as we know that infinity is infinite even without knowing how we know.

According to the infinity principle, the infinite factor, knowable or not, holds the key to understanding the uttermost secrets of this world.

Read all about in the book "The Infinity Principle: Answering the Mystery of Oneness."