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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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Grammer Question

I read a translated book and I translate one of it's sentences back. Tell me please if I done good :


People say: "How can you live without knowing?!". I don't know what are they meaning. I
always live without knowing. It's easy. How knowing - that's what I want to know.

"The Meaning of It All" by Richard P. Feynman





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Richard P. Feynman? Is it something about the Quantum Mechanics?

— Maverick88

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  • " or something.
  • Did I hit?
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Richard P. Feynman? Is it something about the Quantum Mechanics? If so, this's a theory which deals with very very small particles and he meant to say "how can you live if you don't know such fundamental things which are all around us..." or something. Did I hit?
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I read a translated book and translated one of its sentences back. Please tell me if I did this well.

Possibly:

People say: "How can you live without knowledge?!" I don't know what they mean. I
always live without knowledge. It's easy. How much knowledge do you need - that's what I want to know.

But I'm not too sure about your use of 'knowing'...perhaps you need t
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Perhaps, philosophically, how can you live without being aware of the reality around you.
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