[MD] What is knowledge?
David Harding
davidjharding at gmail.com
Sat Jun 23 23:24:39 PDT 2007
Hi Marsha,
>
> There is something strange in trying to know about knowing. The
> question is, does epistemology change within the MOQ?
Change? What was epistemology originally? Epistemology IMHO, is a
problem of SOM, solved by the MOQ. SOM philosophers constantly
question where knowledge comes from since it doesn't have any
objective foundations, thus according to SOM it doesn't exist. So
this problem has been talked about until the cows come home because
the metaphysics from which they were talking couldn't handle the
problem. It became such a problem it was even given a name,
epistemology.
The MOQ rejects this and says that placing value as the source of all
knowledge removes the SOM conundrum called epistemology. Value is the
source of all knowledge. Knowledge coming from value according to the
MOQ is beautifully called Intellectual patterns of value.
> Does the
> definition of 'knowing' change? I just thought your limiting
> knowledge to the Intellectual level was interesting.
No, the definition of knowing doesn't change as said previously,
however you still seem to be having difficulty in understanding?
What's the problem which you are having?
Cheers,
David.
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