Language Questions

Experience is everything we do or have done, while propositional knowledge is the ability to describe everything we've done, have had done, or have never done.

Propositional knowledge must be offered for description

An example of propositional knowledge might be the description account of a trip, or the lurid, touching moment of a sexual experience.

When using our senses, we have been taught to infer. This inflates our propositional knowledge

Qualities which exist from opinion, or from an outsider are secondary qualities. Primary qualities come from the source directly.

Sense data is that which is instantly revealed, directly apprehended

All seeing is seeing as all seeing as contexts, experience, concepts, experience, and interpretation

As long as it is seen, perceptions are concieved, therefore, there is no innocent perception.

Perception solves the question of "What is this?" something most likelty responsive

Cultural conditioning describes the reality of a person's, or people's situation.

Interpretation of sound relies on our interpretation, we understand what a person might say, but not what is told.