Does this make sense to you?

Most of what I would say has already been said, so I'll just add a little:

3. Orbits for large bodies are actually elliptical, while orbitals of electrons in atoms are just sets of probabilities that an electron is in that space at any given point in time. (google for more info/images)

Already said exactly that two to three posts up.

This "vast ocean of knowledge" you're referring to is a cluster of autonomic functions not available to us consciously for very good reason. If you somehow gained access to any one of those then the system would be compromised and you would forever have to regulate that aspect on your own. Science knows everything about the human body with only one exception: the brain. Besides that, we know quite literally how everything works with very small gaps in knowledge that are being filled contemporarily.

Almost everyone in this thread is woefully under educated on even the most basic of scientific fact.

You seem to imply that science is the answer to everything and that what isnt proven by science doesnt exist. If science doesnt know everything about how a human brain works, how can you conclude that we are using 100% of our capacity? Has science tapped into those forbidden zones in our brain that would compromise (how did you know?) our body functionality?

You seem to imply that science is the answer to everything and that what isnt proven by science doesnt exist. If science doesnt know everything about how a human brain works, how can you conclude that we are using 100% of our capacity? Has science tapped into those forbidden zones in our brain that would compromise (how did you know?) our body functionality?

You're arguing the semantics of capacity here.
100% of the brain is used, at different times, for different things.
The exact functionality of everything it does isn't fully understood, but it can be seen in active operation.

My original point was

There is a high state of subconsciousness operates our body that we're not aware of

and my concluding note

For that, I know our conscious state is limited

based on Jamie's original point

We know mankind operates in a limited state

which I took "operate" to as actions belonging to the conscious state. There is indeed a sematic issue on capacity. I'll leave it there.