Bailey, R. Frost, W. Pepper, M. Steele, J.
This paper explores the epistemological conundrum that arises when one attempts to gain knowledge about kiwi fruit. As a fruit that closely resembles a hairy, brown potato, the kiwi presents a unique challenge to human perception and understanding. Through extensive analysis of the fruit's texture, flavor, and nutritional composition, we have attempted to gain insight into its inner workings. Our findings suggest that the kiwi is, in fact, a delicious and nutritious source of vitamin C, despite its strange exterior. However, the question of whether we can truly claim to know the kiwi remains an open one. Future research may shed further light on this enigmatic fruit and its place in the universe.