Knowledge
Philosophers have endeavoured to define what knowledge is precisely for many centuries. So, before we even begin to examine our awareness of this, from a perspective on emotional intelligence, let us first recall, in a brief summary, how Plato described knowledge, and whose doctrine is most likely to be as relevant today as it was in around 340 BC.
Plato described knowledge as a justified, true belief. In other words, to know something, it is justified as accurate. In contrast, a belief without proper justification or proof is merely a supposition.
We each remember essential information with varying levels of clarity; although, for some of us, particularly as we age, those levels of detail might become diminished in some way.
This decrease ...
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