20 Mar knowledge

Could it be something we have in our brain that we can remember later: something tactile like the rough of a rock or the give of a liquid? Perhaps it’s visual like the cone of a volcano or the bud of a leaf? Maybe knowledge goes beyond remembered sensory experience to the abstract and symbolic. For instance, we learn that c follows b’s preceded by a. Then we associate these letters with sounds and words and use words to describe our world. In data theory, knowledge is compound data that is independently meaningful.
Keywords: extra-sensory
understanding
theory

entropy
strata
short-term memory
schemata
rule base
recall
procedural memory
meta-knowledge
mamillary bodies
knowledge representation
implicit representation
hierarchical relations
episodic memory
discriminate
discern
declarative memory
common sense
causal relations
epistemology
intelligence
learning
memory
proposition
declarative knowledge
episodic knowledge
procedural knowledge
logic
inference
comprehension
References: associationism
cognition
inference
knowledge
learning
memory
taxonomy