A person who knows everything is often referred to as a "polymath" or "omniscient." However, the term "know-it-all" is commonly used in a more informal or colloquial context, often with a negative connotation, to describe someone who believes they have knowledge on every subject. In a more philosophical sense, the concept of omniscience pertains to knowing all truths, which is typically attributed to a deity rather than a human.
God , sees everything , knows everything . So , basically he sees everything ! As for a god in any polytheistic or animistic tradition that is blind, no such gods exist.
No. Nobody knows everything except you-know-who.
OCD
Everything in the Bible is still RELEVANT FOR today.
A person's environment means everything around them. or you can say its the enviroment
you call them a computer tech
You can call a person who knows what they want assertive, decisive, or self-assured.
No, no one person knows everything.
A lair. No one will ever know everything about cars
all-rounder
vulcanologist.
A Skeptic person
A person who knows three languages is typically referred to as a trilingual.
Educated.
A person who has studied and knows everything about wine.
"walking encyclopedia"
Smart.