| 21. | Unknowable, also, is the answer to an enduring historical question.
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| 22. | The Nobel committee sidestepped this issue by deciding that it was unknowable.
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| 23. | Ultimately creativity is a mystery, unknowable, " he says.
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| 24. | Chalk it up to another vicious " Attack of the Unknowables ."
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| 25. | "I really do believe it's unknowable,"
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| 26. | The infinite, lacking any form, is thereby unknowable.
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| 27. | It was unrecorded and undocumented, and is so unknowable.
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| 28. | The copyright status is simply, at the present time, unknowable.
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| 29. | Thus they transform it into an unknowable container in which properties reside.
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| 30. | For any individual atom, when it will decay is fundamentally unknowable.
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