As we acquire more knowledge, things do not become more comprehensible, but more complex and mysterious.

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There is an old saying that says "Knowledge is wealth, Knowledge is power". Some people believe
that acquiring more knowledge will lead to more confusion and the subject being labyrinthine. whereas
the others believe knowledge opens the door to problem solving by making it easy and
understandable.On weighing the both sides of the argument, it is certain that although the knowledge
entangles the problem by inculcating wider aspects into it, The problem is trivial to understand or
to solve for those who has a well versed and lucid understanding of the subject's knowledge.

Those who argues that knowledge entangles the things by making them complex and mysterious
might point to the understanding of complexity of car nowadays. Let us consider the automobiles
for instance, About a half century ago, Cars are nothing but comprised of gears and mechanics and
anyone who has a basic knowledge of mechanics can grasp the technicality of it. But, since we had
groomed enough artistry to develop electric cars, we are witnessing the car that runs on electric
motor on our very own street. With the aspect of today, it is highly unlikely the understanding of
it is so simple, we have electronics, electrical and mechanics all come together in the same entity.
But acquiring more knowledge is the one that has driven us to dare about a world free from emission.
Without acquiring knowledge this can't be dreamed about.

Moreover, The knowledge has no limits and people should thrive to achieve greater lengths to
unravel greater mysterious of life than having lost in its travesty itself. When we have a look at
our daily lives, We can see that we began our knowledge odyssey from kindergarten, and ended
up in Masters, if not at least high school. All this can be attested to more knowledge attainment,
and for the proliferation of a problem solving and complex things to be innovated. We had
complex and mysterious understanding about space, but look at now, we are in a position comfortable
enough to banter about how the space itself originated. All this points to the fact that knowledge
solves the mystery, rather entangling it.

In essence, As we acquire more knowledge, things do not become more complex and mysterious, but more
comprehensible. The History of humankind verifies it, from our knowledge of solar system
to the biological research and innovations. Things become easy and grasping to a person who is
professional in his subject and not the other way around.