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Facts are not knowledge. Read Socrates / Platon.

• adventured 12y ago
  Knowledge is the grasp of the facts of reality. Most of the ideas produced by Socrates / Plato / Aristotle were in fact wrong. They are not a good primer on epistemology, concepts, percepts, metaphysics or anything else. They're a good primer on the history of philosophy. They inspired incredible progress on thinking and understanding, but they were wrong more often than they were right, and are a poor reference to understanding what knowledge is.
  • holri 12y ago
    This is a contradiction: "Knowledge is the grasp of the facts of reality." is was Socrates in an essence said about knowledge. Then you say Socrates was wrong.