Absolute Knowledge
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Absolute knowledge is a kind of knowledge.
When the logical relations among contents of the memory are consistent and mostly permanent, i.e. do not change, we call it absolute knowledge.
Examples:
- Day follows night.
- Man is a social animal.
- Water is two part hydrogen and one part oxygen.
- Everyone dies, sooner or later.
Absolute knowledge is absolutely certain, there is no doubt about it. We can call it truth.