Zuzanna Podleśna

21 October y

Is it possible to
attain truth in the
pursuit of knowledge?

First object I have chosen is casket test for SARS-CoV-2.The pursuit of knowledge has
always meant asking questions. People have always thought that they were on the verge of
being true when suddenly another thousand questions came upon a particular issue. We got
home tests for coronavirus, the so-called 'casket tests', from the hospital. As the hospital is a
state institution, we trusted that the tests were reliable. We were also assured of this by the
doctor from whom we received these tests. However, after many research, an article appeared
on the Internet which said: [...] However, importantly, a negative result of the cluster test
does not rule out the course of an infection. Therefore, the test is not able to give a sufficient
answer to the question of whether the patient has been or is still infected. That means that,
despite assurances from people who have extensive knowledge of the subject, it has turned
out that the test can falsify the results. Consequently, we cannot be sure of anything. The
world is developing, and we are constantly finding out new things that undermine the truth

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that we know. In the pursuit of knowledge, we question the credibility of the facts, so we will
never achieve the truth.