What is the difference between scientific knowledge and knowledge acquired "unconsciously"?
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'Scientific knowledge' is basically what a person learns from his/her observation and/or experimentation on objects/theories in their environment. It may also be gained from the observations made by other people. In other words, 'scientific knowledge' is knowledge that comes from verified facts and logical reasoning.
Intuition or knowledge acquired 'subconsciously', on the other hand, is what is commonly referred to as a 'gut feeling'. Intuition is usually said to be a sixth sense of sorts... but I think this type of knowledge may (also)be drawn from a basis of prior experiences, the person's instincts and maybe even their emotions. I guess I could say it is the knowledge that is acquired without a logical backbone.
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Intuition or knowledge acquired 'subconsciously', on the other hand, is what is commonly referred to as a 'gut feeling'. Intuition is usually said to be a sixth sense of sorts... but I think this type of knowledge may (also)be drawn from a basis of prior experiences, the person's instincts and maybe even their emotions. I guess I could say it is the knowledge that is acquired without a logical backbone.
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'Scientific knowledge' is basically what a person learns from his/her observation and/or experimentation on objects/theories in their environment.
Intuition or knowledge acquired 'subconsciously', on the other hand, is what is commonly referred to as a 'gut feeling'.
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