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conditional cognition
http://conditionalcognition.com
I am on a journey for deeper understanding of the world, or rather universe, in which we live. I aim to record my observations and interpretations in order to hone my sense of things; yet, I believe…
that complete truth can never be fully attained.
all that we know, whether real or imagined, is limited by our own perceptions.
any knowledge we attain passes through our own lens of awareness.
a million of us can witness the same event and recant a million different narratives as to what took place.
the understanding of one is contingent upon the way this one views all of existence, which stems from everything that came before him or her.
the roots laid before us have split into infinite paths, creating the individual uniqueness of all with an underlying singularity that connects us.
no individual can truly know that what he or she knows is true.
anything that has been understood relies on the means and context in which this information became known.
Thus, conditional cognition.
Any opinions, observations, judgments, truths, tales, conjectures, declarations, statements or whatever else graces the pages for this blog must be viewed as conditional cognition.
It is what it is.
Or is it?
- Added on: Aug 20th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: conditionalcognition
- Listed in: Philosophy Personal
- Tags: Culture life society observation interpretation
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