The renowned American Historian, Daniel J. Boorstin once said: “The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance but the illusion of knowledge.” This is a quote that has deeply affected the way I see the world, and I perceive most essentially what we call “knowledge”. Perhaps, what Boorstin means when he says the illusion of knowledge is that it refers to the fact that we as human beings have adopted this false narrative that we do know everything, even when we actually don’t. Hence, let me make one thing clear for you; in today's world, you in fact don’t know anything… This is the paradox of the contemporary world. We live in a digital age, which makes us feel extremely lucky due to the fact that we have access to a vast amount of information with the rising digitalization. Now, finding information is just one button away from you. Thus, this is where the problem arises, not only access has become easier, but also the democratisation of information has taken place. In a sense, ...