Question from my psychology class.

Deificus254

A question posed in my cognitive psychology class is, "where does knowledge come from?"

I propose that knowledge comes from mind or rather the thoughts that drive questions of the unexplained to be explained. Therefore learning answers about the previously unexplained. The answers once agreed to be correct are sought after by others and learned. Therefore making these thoughts "knowledge".

I am just curious to see, what views others may hold.

Heisenberg

Knowledge comes from chuck norrises ass

ZmbieFlavrdCupcakes

knowledge comes from experience?
idk

JLRedWing13

Imo, learning and knowledge are slightly different. You can learn shit without actually acquiring knowledge (For examples, see high school education). Knowledge is applying what you have studied, experienced, or "learned" until you are familiar with it and actually understand it.

Idk if that made sense. I'm not a psychology person.

Stratophony

Knowledge comes from being wrong

Stratophony

...and you cant be afraid to be wrong

caseyjonesluv

"Imo, learning and knowledge are slightly different. You can learn shit without actually acquiring knowledge (For examples, see high school education). Knowledge is applying what you have studied, experienced, or "learned" until you are familiar with it and actually understand it."

I think im picking up what your throwing down and i agree

Alec29

Knowledge is a combination of experience, intelligence, and reasoning.