Full Idea
So far as the word 'knowledge' has meaning at all, the world is knowable: but the world can be interpreted otherwise, it has no meaning behind it, rather innumerable meanings "Perspectivism"
Gist of Idea
The world is knowable up to a point, but there are many interpretations
Source
Friedrich Nietzsche (Fragments from 1886-87 (v 17) [1887], 7[60])
A Reaction
Premonition of Putnam's account in model theory of how many models are possible for any theory. I disagree. It seems to me obvious that 'knowledge' can be assigned a sharp meaning, and that we know lots of things. Most perspectives are indistinguishable.
Book Reference
Nietzsche,Friedrich: 'Fragments from 1886-87 (v 17)', ed/tr. Leiner, George H. [Stanford 2025], p.116
Related Idea
Idea 18694 Permutation Theorem: any theory with a decent model has lots of models [Button]