Knowledge ≠ Knowing
We think our minds can be filled with information, books, methods etc... Like a container. That metaphor is broken.
There is a huge difference between knowledge and knowing. The transition from to another is activity. Doing the knowledge is the only way to know. This is true learning.
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As everyone is dreaming about the metaverse, we have to remember our consciousness is not a brain process that happens in out brains, but a full experience with our bodies. This has some big insights on learning.
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