30 Phil, Chapter 18: The Grand Rational Framework is a continually evolving type of common knowledge. While common knowledge represents any commonly known bit if information in a region, the Grand Rational Framework represents all knowledge. It corresponds to the material world and includes both rational and speculative frameworks, but only rational ones contribute to its evolution.
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Socrates Quote: “I know that I am wise, because I know that I know nothing.”
- Socrates
- 399 BCE
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TAKE-AWAY: The essence of the phrase “I know that I know nothing” originates from Plato’s Apology, where Socrates reflects on his reputation for wisdom. While not a direct quote, Plato attributes to Socrates the idea that true wisdom comes from recognizing one’s own ignorance. Socrates argues that he is wiser than those who falsely believe they possess knowledge, a lesson that has since become central to philosophical discussions on knowledge and humility.
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