Education can be a boundary for imagination.

Number one, it is obvious that there is no such world and we have absolutely no knowledge on this place. Yet you somehow conjured up such a place with such detail. This applies to what you were saying on - K (knowledge) = - I (Imagination). You asked me, a person who had no knowledge that such a world existed to imagine that I was there. One thing is certain, I will die. Yet again, even without any knowledge at all, I still could imagine therefore, slightly destroying your point. Number two, it was absolutely the same for aliens. We live in a world where aliens don't exist, which is, similar to your IMAGINATIVE world. Lack of knowledge didn't stop us from thinking how they look like in movies and TV shows." You have, somewhat, misunderstood my point. It is absolutely true that you lack the knowledge of the 'World of Nothingness'. However, you possess the knowledge to understand the details of such a world. What if you did not know what blank or nothing meant? Now, come to think of it...Neither do I, nor do you, know how nothingness looks like or what colour it is. It probably has no colour but does that mean it is black or it is white? Nothing on paper = white. Nothing in the space = black. And the funny thing is, we don't really know if either of them are actual colours for sure. So, you see, neither of us can imagine this world perfectly. We can only somewhat make out how it appears with some of the details. Our lack of knowledge prevents us from imagining things in such a way that they actually exist. I may have gone slightly out of topic but imagination without, at least, some reality would mean a world without progress... so it was important for me to state this point. When we are talking about aliens, I may slightly contradict my previously made point but here goes... We are able to imagine things that we have never seen but, honestly, we do not know how it looks or even if it exists in the first place. Secondly, if we had ABSOLUTELY NO knowledge of the morphology or the anatomical structure of any organism, for that matter, I think that there is absolutely no way we could imagine the way aliens look. " Humanity has been exactly in that situation yet it proved you wrong. Lets go back to when the Internet wasn't here. They have knowledge on networking yes. However let's go back to when networking DIDN'T exist. They had math. Let's go back to when it didn't exist. Then we could go on and on until we find that we didn't have any knowledge of the sort yet was born the one genius who invented the first calculations which led to the discovery of another to another so on and on up to the Internet. See? ABSOLUTELY no knowledge yet discovered." The first teacher of the first of any organism is the nature. Humans started to count with sticks when they realised that some things were meant to be recorded in a different way. This realisation is what I would call knowledge. The knowledge that one cultivated from counting gave rise to some other knowledge and so on that has put us in the world we are today. If you believe imagination is the only thing one needs to have and have no knowledge to eventually give rise to something as huge as the Internet your wrong. There is no imagination when there is no knowledge. You are slightly are destroying your own point of how imagination gives rise to knowledge and not the other way round when you said that one discovery leads to another. This is how a chain of discoveries probably come up... ...knowledge-imagination-knowledge-imagination-knowledge-imagination.... I do believe that knowledge gives rise to imagination but more than that I believe that they go hand-in-hand with imagination being the area and knowledge being the circumference. If the circumference increases the area increases. "What about English. Our ancestors had no knowledge of grammar, nouns, verbs, etc. However did it stop English from being created? No. Spanish? French? Portuguese? Chinese? All of them started as nothing at all. No form of 'knowledge'. Therefore I state again that without knowledge there wouldn't necessarily be no imagination." Language came from the realisation that our kind needed a way to communicate. This realisation would've, probably, come from the communication among other animals. It first started in humans with actions and then with sounds. This realisation, as I told you earlier, is nothing but a kind of knowledge. Imagination is a result of knowledge and there is knowledge to be attained from every single place. I request my opponent to share his points now.