Definition: "Antipoenus" refers to a book in ancient Greek, written by Plato. The term describes the theory that no one has knowledge of reality, much like a blind person doesn't know something's true nature or truth, which means there is no way for the mind to grasp anything beyond what it perceives to be so. The word "Antipoenus" suggests there exists an inherent lack of understanding in humans because they cannot grasp things beyond what their senses can perceive. This belief was widely held by Plato and his followers at the time, who saw a fundamental problem with human knowledge and perception that required new insight to address.
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