The Kind of Knowledge of Which We Can Never Be

question 295

True/False

The kind of knowledge of which we can never be certain because it is derived from limited sense perception is matters of fact.

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Definitions:

High Degree

Implies a significant level or amount of something, often used to describe the intensity, quality, or level of education.

Concrete

Pertaining to an actual, specific thing or instance; real or solid; not abstract.

Emotional Stability

The extent to which we can remain calm and composed.

Emotional Composure

The ability to maintain calm and control one's emotions, especially in challenging situations.