there is no 'we' constituency that fears what we don't know some of us do some of us don't - I fond it very difficult to un include myself from people 'we'-ing. Life is enough

Wisdom and knowledge remove any fear from one's life. Fear only lives within us when we do not accept the challenge of life to learn and succeed.

Knowledge can be good or bad.

Actually to be omnisenct (all-knowing) is self contradictory bc there is certainty in not knowing. If I knew all, then I know a specifically that I know that I could never know x, but since I know all I must know x, therefore a logical contradiction (the case I know x and not the case I know x). Well always we know that the existence of any all knowing god cannot logically exist.

To know even deep down inside that what you believe is not real seems to me to be far less preferable than not knowing… Ultimately they are the same thing except one is honest and the othe is not.

There are things that are inherently unprovable. Supernatural beings and realms are inherently so for example, because we inherently can have no knowledge of anything outside the natural world.

The unknown is not uniformly feared. People tend to most fear certain particular unknowns (or at least imagined unknowns) such as their mortality. There's relatively little angst about, say, whether it will be cloudy on this day next week or not.

The typical general response to a feared unknown is not to avoid thinking about it, but to invent explanations out of thin air for it.

If someone knew everything and everyone, on the basis that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely -- sure, you'd think twice about trusting such a being.

I don't fear not knowing what I just read is supposed to mean, or not mean, not knowing proof.

Time for a new hobby, sweetie, or volunteer at the animal shelter. You only have one life!
P.S. I fear nobody, regardless of their supposed knowledge. Why should i?

Lol there ,their and they're

No, I just don't think everything matters. I often wonder why anyone even cares when I see some of the research out there and arguments that happen over some of the most inane topics.