Influenced by Socrates, Plato was persuaded to believe that knowledge was achieved through a recollection process of previously known facts that we had forgotten. According to Plato, we already know everything and have known it since we were born. However, with time and other experiences, we have forgotten we knew them and when we re-learn them, ... experiences have, at most, a grade of possibility. They are not true. However, the objects of the experience are a phenomenon that causes changes to the physical world, concluding that the objects of experience are the actual objects of knowledge...

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