Epistemology - Theory of Knowledge

[Phil8659]

Here is another sign of illiteracy.

As a mind can only process information, and that processing is derived from simple binary recursion,

Can Knowledge ever be a theory? How much of of oxymoron does a statement have to be to be recognized as such?
Or is the fault due to people who are too stupid to think about how they paste words together.

Knowledge is comprised of two words, To Know, which is of the perceptible, and ledger, or Book, a product of the intelligible.. Thus knowledge refers to memory and memory management. That is what grammar systems are for, the management of memory. So, how is it that Grammar becomes a theory of itself?

Give me a break.

I really think that there are certain word constructs that are nothing but shit and it would be nice to think that they are deliberately so in order to catch flies.

[attofishpi]

Knowledge is comprised of two words, To Know, which is of the perceptible, and ledger, or Book, a product of the intelligible.. Thus knowledge refers to memory and memory management.

What about the Tree of KNOW_LEDGE of Good and Evil?

Does the ledge still have more significance to the term 'ledger' now?


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