(LONG) "I Don't Know" as a Good Answer in Ethics

[Edwardo Piet]

And (I think that this is especially true concerning ethics) those who claim to have absolute knowledge are the ones who really don’t know shit.[/font][/size]

Are you claiming that absolutely?

Because I claim absolutely that sometimes absolute claims are warranted. But I also absolutely claim that usually they are not.

And certainly not in the case of bullshit gods.

"I don't know" is always a good answer about things we can't know, which is most things, but I certainly don't claim to know that all things are unknowable or that all things are unknown

I am epistemically humble because I like to answer things with "It depends" but I don't only say that as an expression of uncertainty, but also as a shortening of "It depends what you mean". If you mean something that can be absolutely known, and is absolutely known to those who know it, then I disagree, but if you mean something that cannot be absolutely known, and isn't known to anyone, then I agree. And, remember, that even relative things must absolutely be relative.