omniscient

Vocabulary Word

Definition

The term 'omniscient' means having complete or unlimited knowledge. It's often used in literature to describe a narrative mode where the storyteller seems to know everything about the characters and events.

Examples in Different Contexts

In data analysis, having an 'omniscient' view means understanding all facets of the data. An analyst might claim, 'With this new tool, we have an almost omniscient grasp of our consumer behaviors.'

Practice Scenarios

Tech

Scenario:

In the realm of AI, imagine a system with complete consciousness of all current data and capable of making accurate predictions for the future.

Response:

Indeed, for AI to become truly omniscient, it would need to understand and predict based on all available data.

Philosophy

Scenario:

Consider a entity with infinite knowledge. It would know the entire timeline of the universe, wouldn't it?

Response:

Surely, an omniscient being, if existed, would know the past, present, and future of the universe.