"human ignorance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the lack of knowledge or understanding that is common among human beings. It can be used in various contexts, such as discussing societal issues, personal growth, or philosophical concepts. Example: The impact of climate change cannot be ignored, but it is often hindered by human ignorance and reluctance to change our behaviors.
They are appearances that are superimposed on brahman because of human ignorance.
What Clarke did was to write stories that treated human ignorance as the adversary.
For Spinoza, however, talk of miracles is evidence not of divine power, but of human ignorance.
With another century ending -- a whole millennium in fact -- the pressure is all the greater to tabulate human ignorance with lists of the most enticing cosmic mysteries.
The habit stems from human ignorance (ajnana or avidya), which can be avoided only by the realization of the identity of brahman.
But Blunt understood human nature and human ignorance, and used the two great pillars of greed and credulity to launch the first pure example of what has since become the classic form of capitalist fraud: company promotion.
He traces the origin ultimately to human beings' ignorance of the unseen powers that so greatly affect our lives, and the hopes, fears, and imaginings that emerge from that predicament.
The renewed analysis of the lesions in the animal enlightens our view on the human pathology; ignorance of the human pathology will undoubtedly lead to erroneous interpretation.
Borges, as David Gallagher writes, "turned the genre into a potent metaphor of human frailty and ignorance".
That is why, just as some of us fight the pollution of the air, we should fight the polluting of human affairs by ignorance and hatred.
Something, let's say, along the lines of that time-worn plot conceit behind many a film, in which the peaceable greetings of alien visitors are tragically rebuffed by human fear and ignorance.
