Show HN: The source of one own knowledge and it's causes
And now it’s matter how they come through all the other things into this knowing of how it come into existence into their mind. But the most important point in all these is not that you need to only understand origin of knowledge itself it’s more than just “understanding” it’s requires the understanding of the context and also the human mind itself to understand thing. The other point of this is also that “sometimes you just don’t need to back to the origin if some knowledge or some hints about the knowledge already filling up the rest of the knowledge itself”.
- ▪And now it’s matter how they come through all the other things into this knowing of how it come into existence into their mind.
- ▪But the most important point in all these is not that you need to only understand origin of knowledge itself it’s more than just “understanding” it’s requires the understanding of the context and also the human mind itself to understand thi
- ▪The other point of this is also that “sometimes you just don’t need to back to the origin if some knowledge or some hints about the knowledge already filling up the rest of the knowledge itself”.
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| Original publisher | Rowsan Ali |
| Canonical URL | https://rzwsan.vercel.app/posts/knowledge-origin/ |
| Publication time | Sun, 26 Jul 2026 18:50:17 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-07-26T22:47:07.097Z |
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The source of all human knowledge July 25, 2026 writing So if I were to ask anyone that how do you know about a particular knowledge, they would probably say about like “I learned it from somewhere” and that somewhere would be any things into it, it would be learning from courses material, from others, for just self finding through the internet. And now it’s matter how they come through all the other things into this knowing of how it come into existence into their mind. For years thinkers and philosopher had thought about the idea of knowledge and things come into them, it’s either maybe from independent thinking (rationalism) you do a calculation in your head and you know the answer even though you couldn’t need to look into the world to know about it or (empiricism) you look at a apple…
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