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What's the difference between knowing and learning? and got a better answer
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Knowledge is based on gathering information, and learning is based on personal experience?
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knowledge is based on gathering information, and cognition is personal experience
knowledge is based on gathering information, and cognition is personal experience
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Cognition-process, and knowledge-result.
Cognition-process, and knowledge-result.
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Knowledge is a result of cognition. Cognition is a process of reality, accumulation and comprehension of data obtained in the experience of interaction of man with the world around him-how!
Knowledge is a result of cognition. Cognition is a process of reality, accumulation and comprehension of data obtained in the experience of interaction of man with the world around him-how!
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Cognition - the process of obtaining knowledge. Cognition includes observation - the perception of the object through the senses, comprehension - the processing of information obtained by the brain and deduction - the construction of theory conclusions based on the processed information. Thus, empirically confirmed hypothesis becomes knowledge.
Cognition - the process of obtaining knowledge. Cognition includes observation - the perception of the object through the senses, comprehension - the processing of information obtained by the brain and deduction - the construction of theory conclusions based on the processed information. Thus, empirically confirmed hypothesis becomes knowledge.
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knowledge is what you already know, and cognition is what you're still trying to learn
knowledge is what you already know, and cognition is what you're still trying to learn
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knowledge is what you already possess and put into practice, and cognition is a theoretical process which you will later put into practice
knowledge is what you already possess and put into practice, and cognition is a theoretical process which you will later put into practice
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Knowledge is experience and practice, which we accumulate over time. Cognition is the attunement of one's spiritual state.
Knowledge is experience and practice, which we accumulate over time. Cognition is the attunement of one's spiritual state.
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Knowledge is Jnana. But there is also vijnana, the realization of knowledge. So that's the answer to the question about knowledge and cognition. That is, knowledge is information, and cognition is knowledge that has been put through practical experience.
Knowledge is Jnana. But there is also vijnana, the realization of knowledge. So that's the answer to the question about knowledge and cognition. That is, knowledge is information, and cognition is knowledge that has been put through practical experience.
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Cognition or rather cognition is the process of obtaining knowledge.
Cognition or rather cognition is the process of obtaining knowledge.
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Cognition is the passage of experience, and knowledge is the absorption of information without practical application.
Cognition is the passage of experience, and knowledge is the absorption of information without practical application.
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