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Old 05-08-2008, 10:25 PM
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Originally Posted by flyhalf87 View Post
experience is knowledge, but just because someone is older doesnt mean theyve had experiences to make them knowledgable. look at someone whos 60 but learned all of their lessons from movies or from books- they havent had real experiences, theyve just observed other people experiences and think it automatically applies to their own lives. thats not necessarily knowledge.

i think if everyone lived forever, people would be just as stupid as they are now because ignorance is bliss, especially if you think you know everything
What about knowledge forgotten? If you experience something but don't recall it ever, do you really know it? Is knowledge really practice? The way we live? Since it's hard to believe that everyone could really ever (in any way) come to the same, infinite knowledge... how could we say there's anything really objective or true? This is why I think life experience is not knowledge.
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