This piece introduces the concept of the ignorance paradox, a phenomenon where increasing knowledge reveals an even greater awareness of how much remains unknown. The author uses Socrates' famous quote, "I know that I know nothing," to illustrate this deep wisdom, highlighting that greater awareness of the world's complexity reveals the limits of our understanding. It also connects this paradox to the Dunning-Kruger effect, where less informed individuals often overestimate their knowledge while truly informed people acknowledge the vast unknowns. Ultimately, the text encourages embracing this paradox, emphasizing that knowledge is a continuous journey of asking questions rather than a fixed destination, promoting humility and ongoing curiosity.