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I have a cliff in my life, but I know there is no cliff, so it is dangerous to have a cliff and ask for no cliff.
Say "almost" first. It means tired and sleepy here. That is, "too tired." ("Zhuangzi, health Lord". Note: "Tired is also called." )

Let's talk about "knowledge" Here is not the noun "knowledge", but the verb "cognition", the process of understanding the world.

There are cliffs in my life, but I know there are no cliffs. It is almost impossible to ask for a cliff without a cliff: my life is limited and the process of knowing the world is infinite. It's too tired to get infinite (cognition) with limited (life)!

The author emphasizes that a person's ability cannot fully understand the world, and all he has to do is adapt to anything that happens in the world.