What is knowledge?
What?
Faith in reason.
knowledge can be proven but faith can't
that is the difference between the faith and knowledge
Knowledge and awareness are vague, and perhaps better called illusions
It's uuuh when you know stuff and uuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhhh
knowledge can only be proven through reason
knowledge is the end product of reason when it reaches a point of fidelity on the subject that is tautologically having faith that you have reasonable knowledge on the subject
Is that you again brasilian solipsist
Prove your judgment
Knowing something.
Any more than that and it just keeps complicating further until it becomes too vague to define.
knowing things
Well, I agree that knowledge is based on the faith in reason, but " faith in reason" does not define "knowledge"
I'm going to the bookshop to find answers
Your definition refers to itself
Why do Latinos love Naruto so much?
Out of image: her feet pressed against my face
Ok but her ass and peepee are on my face
Autoreferring
I'm a nerd engineer. I put very little value to philosophical thinking behind simple things.
I would argue that it may satisfactorily explain knowledge for someone, who wants to explore what knowledge is, but since it's derived from the human reasoning process, what I said sufficiently defines it. Given that someone knows what reason and faith are. If we understand reason as the process of acquiring knowledge, defining knowledge is a trivial matter.
>may
may not obv.
why do i need to prove it? who cares about this kind of shit
there are better things to do than being a philosophy faggot
brazilians*
because naruto is based
we love naruto as well
all i see is dragonball edits from spanish speaking latinos
you got this quote from a hentai with scat and you acting all high LOL look at this here this is your true nature philosophy faggots
Maybe you can define knowledge system as whole as "faith in reason".
But what if we are talking about a single knowledge? I cannot fully agree. In your judgment "faith in reason" is sine qua non, necessary condition of knowledge, but not its definition
Your judgment means nothing if you don't prove it
>t. narutofag
Maybe knowledge is a proved and reasoned judgment. Yeah I prefer this definition
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that's not a real difference
any proof involves some amount of faith
why do people always try to over-complicated everything ? read the dictionary's definition and you'll have the answer
You're mistaking subjective perception for faith
its not only about perceptions, on some level you can't prove practically anything so you have to take it all with at least a little bit of faith