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to say what he can. I think, then, that he who knows anything perceives that which he knows, and, as it appears at present, knowledge is nothing else than perception.Socrates
Good! Excellent, my boy! That is the way one ought to speak out. But come now, let us examine your utterance together, and see whether it is a real offspring or a mere wind-egg. Perception, you say, is knowledge?Theaetetus
Yes.Socrates
And, indeed, if I may venture to say so, it is not a bad description of knowledge
Good! Excellent, my boy! That is the way one ought to speak out. But come now, let us examine your utterance together, and see whether it is a real offspring or a mere wind-egg. Perception, you say, is knowledge?Theaetetus
Yes.Socrates
And, indeed, if I may venture to say so, it is not a bad description of knowledge