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I said it’s two different things, and explained why/how Now, if you actually have something interesting to add to the conversation, please do
by nico 3y ago
I said it’s two different things, and explained why/how
Now, if you actually have something interesting to add to the conversation, please do
- jayd16 3y agoI'm just trying to understand what you're saying because you yourself used the words "know anything". So if your comment is not about knowledge but only experience then all you are saying is a simple tautology, ie the only way to experience something is to experience it. This really doesn't hit on the nature of experience or how it is similar or different from knowledge. Could a memory of an experience be implanted? Yes, such things happen. We experience imaginary things in dreams as well. It seems problematic to conflate experience and knowledge, which you seem to be doing even while admitting they are different. You seem to argue that experience is a truer form of knowledge but I would push back and argue they are tangential.