Here vivid examples are of course Plato and Aristotle

Here vivid examples are of course Plato and Aristotle Aristotle says that true knowledge it lies only in the world of ideas that is, we can get true knowledge of the world only on the basis of speculative for this feeling that the number by and large is not needed So we can join this world of ideas and from it directly draw This is the knowledge of Plato before Plato Plato true true knowledge is another kind of Aristotle which he says that says that true knowledge in fact can only be obtained by the world itself on based on the very things that exist on this here this this this life is here this is the story it has played with in the history of philosophy many times as we have we have two forms to 22 ways of knowing and there is a discussion about which of these forms of cognition dominates and how before I decide this question in general It would be really good for me to reveal what kind of form it is. So, we are talking about sensory and rational cognition, sensible rational. Well, let's start with a sense of knowledge, sensory cognition is considered public cognition is a knowledge that densely speaking we associate with the senses here the word feeling is used in very different senses there are no tender feelings here there are no girlish miracle sensual cognition this cognition how we get the knowledge that we get from the threads of Damir affect our senses this sensation vision and we get information about the outside world. Yes, it's so simple and we think. These data of our senses are absolutely 100% reliable. We do not doubt about them in any way, and we