system
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human
Is this only reason we have different opinions on things because we don’t have complete knowledge of anything?

My understanding is that there is knowledge where things can be known and opinion where things can’t be known. Where there is 100% knowledge (describing how things do in fact behave), there is no room for interpretation or opinion.

Does that mean if we knew everything, there would be no difference of opinion because there would be no such thing as opinion?

Side note: I’m not a philosopher at all, just someone who is getting started in learning about this field.
gpt
It seems like there are probably some things for which it is impossible to "know" things about. For example, we can't "know" what the tastiest flavour of ice cream is, but it seems to be dependent on different attitudes of different people.