Moscow wins, he says, when people ask: " Is truth even knowable? "

他说，当人们开始问：“真相究竟可与否？”时，莫斯科就赢了。

It suggested that our universe was logical and deterministic, and therefore, that it was knowable, understandable.

它表明我们宇宙是逻辑和确定性，因此，它是可，可以理解。

The Viking Age is on the edge of what we know of what's knowable in historical terms.

维京时代处于我们所历史边缘。

Let's start with the most common of these three words, " knowable" (knowable).

我们先从这三个词中最常见“可” （knowable）说起。

By the same logic, you're completely knowable.

照逻辑 别人也完全可以了解。

If something is " knowable, " it is able to be known.

事是“可”，那么它就能够被道。

The medievals had a dictum, ens est scibile, ''being is knowable.''

中世纪有句言，ens est scibile：“存在就是被感。”

Nothing unknown is knowable. Don't you think it's depressing?

没有什么是未，不觉得这很压抑吗？

Okada's question has to do with three words – " knowable, " " scrutable, " and " tangible."

冈田问题与三个词有关——“可” 、“可理解” 和“有形” 。

There are some things, for example, that perhaps are not knowable.

例，有些事情可能是不可。

Fichte put forward the opposite thesis, namely, that whatever is, is knowable.

费希特提出了相反论点，即无论什么，都是可。

And notice I use the opposite of " knowable, " which is " unknowable."

请注意，我使用了“可” 反义词，即“不可” 。

Dee's desire to “know what was knowable in the world”, spurred by that star, leads him to occultism and, ultimately, to his downfall.

迪伊愿望是“通晓世界上一切可事物”，正是那颗星星促使并引领他走向神秘学道路不过最终也导致他垮台。

I had resigned myself to Macarthur and his crimes never being more than partially knowable, like an underexposed photograph whose subject is visible only as a darkness.

我已经接受（这个事实）了，麦克阿瑟和他罪行永远不会被完全了解，就像一张曝光不足照片，其主题只能看到一片黑暗。

We can, of course, distinguish between something that is at the moment unknown (but potentially knowable) and something that is permanently unknowable.

当然，我们可以区分目前未（但可能可）事物和永久不可事物。

How could the physicist go out to meet the physical world unless he was convinced that through and through, it is knowable.

除非物理学家确信物理世界是彻底可，否则怎么会去面对物理世界。

Spinoza had tried to solve the dilemma by saying that there is only one substance with two knowable attributes, thought and extension.

斯宾诺莎曾试图解决这个困境，他说只有一种物质具有两个可属性，即思想和延伸。

But to say that something is permanently unknowable is contradictory, because such a statement implies that we already know that something is, and to that extent it is knowable.

但是说物是永久不可，这是自相矛盾，因为这样陈述意味着我们已经道物是，并且在种程度上它是可。

But then quantum physics came around and basically replaced these certainties with the concept of probability, with the idea that there are aspects of our world that are not knowable, that cannot be quantified.

但后来量子物理学出现了，基本上用概率概念取代了这些确定性，这个概念认为我们世界有一些方面是不可，是无法量化。

This was not always so; as a result, the history of reference books is interesting in itself, for it can tell us much about changes in men's opinions as to what is knowable.

但情况并非总是此。因此，参考书历史本身就很有趣，因为它可以告诉我们很多关于人们对可事物看法变化。