In terms of knowledge what is the most important thing to know?

[alexb123]

I would have to say, the difference between Objective and Subjective. Very simple but so important.

[S.A.M.]

Doubt is the friend of knowledge

[Enmos]

Im at a point now that i would say:
The definition of atheism.

[LeeDa]

Just Say No To Drugs.
Brush Your Teeth.
Do Your Homework.
Study.
Eat Well.
Exercise.
There is no God.
Obey the Speed Limit.
Drive Safe.
Don't break laws.
Work.
Money.
Sex.
Say No To Drugs.
Just Say No To Drugs.

[Enmos]

Just Say No To Drugs.
Brush Your Teeth.
Do Your Homework.
Study.
Eat Well.
Exercise.
There is no God.
Obey the Speed Limit.
Drive Safe.
Don't break laws.
Work.
Money.
Sex.
Say No To Drugs.
Just Say No To Drugs.

So which knowledge is that ?

[Read-Only]

I would have to say, the difference between Objective and Subjective. Very simple but so important.

Nope. The most important is the knowledge to know what to do with the knowledge you have. And how to gain more of it.

[Oli]

Just Say No To Drugs.

And keep saying no, until the price comes down to something you're prepared to pay.

[Orleander]

I think its to know yourself. Know why you do things instead of just blindly following what others say and do.

[LeeDa]

Knowledge not (known) discovered.

[Pandaemoni]

If you can only know one thing, and you were otherwise a bed-ridden vegetable unable to walk or fend for himself, then I would hope that one thing was "how to inject yourself with heroine." If you're going to be in a nearly vegetative state, at least you can feel good while lying there.

If you mean that you get one "deep thought" and are otherwise condemned to being shallow and non-contemplative, then I think Orleander's "know thyself" (or, equivalently, "the unexamined life is not worth living") is probably best, assuming you have the capacity for self-analysis without violating the "unable to know anything else" rule.

If you don't have that capacity, then I'd probably go with the Golden Rule, "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you."

[Killjoy]

In terms of knowledge what is the most important thing to know?

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[TruthSeeker]

In terms of knowledge what is the most important thing to know?
Language.

[TruthSeeker]

I would have to say, the difference between Objective and Subjective. Very simple but so important.

That's very important too.

[tablariddim]

If you're stranded in a jungle, the most important knowledge is how to make fire.

If you're visiting the cafe's in Amsterdam, the most important knowledge is how to roll a joint.

If you're visiting an internet forum, the most important thing is knowing how to read.

Importance of knowledge is subjective.

[Oli]

In terms of knowledge what is the most important thing to know?

Everything.

[TruthSeeker]

How 'bout awareness, then?

[draqon]

knowing yourself

[Tnerb]

How about...

Fear of the unknown? After all, knowing the unknown puts you in possession of possibility? Or is this entirely garbage.

[Fugu-dono]

How to make, spend money and survive. $_$

[alexb123]

I would also say how to talk and think total crap. Allowing this gives the mind freedom and leads to forming new knowledge.