Where does one’s “knowledge” come from?

When you read a book on Aristotle, do you then know him? If you take classes on using computers, do you then know all there is to know about computers? Perhaps, but if you know something, do you then automatically understand it? Unlikely.

There are many theories that broach this subject. Many very brilliant minds have dedicated countless hours to just this debat

e. I can only answer these thought-provoking questions based on my limited experience. Having made that statement one can guess where my sentiments lie. Learning is merely an organizational tool that allows us to compartmentalize the experiences we will later use in a variety of other situations.

I am member of the Army National Guard and have been trained for combat, for war. I know what war is however I do not come anywhere near understanding war or the effects it has on those who have experienced it. While I may be able to understand the premise of war I cannot understand war on its full scale. I can explain to someone what I have been trained to do in war situations, however, I could not say that is actually what would occur because I have no idea what the variabl

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