Man was created equal.





And so were women

Yes.

Although, I find that quite a few people do 'say' they understand this, but then they treat the implications of this as irrelevant to their conclusions.  Perhaps worse, some 'do' consider these implications in their conclusions, but they regard them as so insignificant because they're that doesn't directly play upon the senses (i.e. sensory experience is a priori assumed as 'more' valid).

We created God and he made us do it.

I don't know I exist and I don't even know if I'm sane.

I find sanity insane

the concept that is

And you don't believe in god?!

Dude.  Just look at the sentence you formulated.  It's a pile of contradictory horseshit.

"I know enough" to know that "I know nothing at all."  Your conclusion?  Enough = nothing.  Is there some validity to this?  Yes.  But you don't start from that perspective to explain things. That's called condition-level logic.  You need to start with a higher logical vantage point and look down upon condition-level logic to see it clearly and explain it.

Consider the following:  We are 3-dimensional beings.  What do we know of the 2nd dimension?  Well, it's pretty easy to learn about it.  Our world is made up of literally an infinite number of 2-dimensional surfaces.  Length and width...wow...hard stuff.

But what about the 4th dimension?  This is a little bit trickier.  We can't see a 4-dimensional object, so how can we learn about one?  Well, we could draw a tesseract on a piece of paper!  This gives us some information about 4-dimensional objects.  How?  Because what we did is that we, as 3-dimensional beings, took conceptual, mathematical knowledge of 4-dimensional objects and quite literally thrust them into the 2nd dimension into a logical realm infinitely beneath our own.

In this way, it is possible to talk about the Universe in an absolutely true way using a set of hologrammatically similar languages.

The 4th dimension is time.

To pinpoint a spot in space time you need 4 parameters.  Longitude, Latitude, Altitude and time.  

You can see a 4th dimensional object simply by looking at it.  You can record it by taking a picture, but no two pictures will be the same.

In many Amazonian tribal cultures (and likely others as well), those who see things and hear voices are recognized at youth for their unique abilities and are taught how to accept, manage, and learn from those experiences.  These people often become village leaders or "shamans" that provide spiritual and even botanical/medicinal knowledge for the tribe.