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"How do I now that what I Know is true?" Consider this statement in terms of what you think constitute the Theory of Knowledge.
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"How do I now that what I Know is true?" Consider this statement in terms of what you think constitute the Theory of Knowledge. It could be said that there is an endless number of arguments about this some that say that there is away of universal knowledge and some say that we will never know. We can be our perception of what knowledge can change depending on many different factors that will be mention and many people throughout history had try to define knowledge but they did not consider certain factors that affect the way that we receive the information. To start we have to try to define what is knowledge, It can be say that knowledge is to be certain of the truth or accuracy of something, to understand or perceive facts. Knowledge can be gained by experience, authority can give knowledge and it can be obtained by our senses....
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