Question

All faculties of understanding, which a human being enjoys, are necessarily limited in terms of performance. If so, which of the following alternatives is justified by the preceding statement?

Options

• Human knowledge is necessarily imperfect

• Perfection one's own knowledge is a distinct possibility, but man does not know how to employ his faculties

• When progress in knowledge is linear, one day or the other the ultimate truth will be discovered

• Human knowledge is not necessarily perfect

Answer 1

Human knowledge is not necessarily perfect

Explanation:

'Human knowledge is not necessarily perfect' only brings out the possibility of limited perfection in performance.