The Importance Of Having Innate Knowledge

As a human being myself, and for one who has lived for over a decade, I have encountered a lot of experiences of children and babies. While I recall those experiences, I can say that we do have innate knowledge. A baby or a newborn child has knowledge simply because we are made with knowledge, we do not come into this world knowing nothing of ourselves, an example is feelings, when a baby is hungry he/she normally starts crying, but who taught the baby to cry when hungry? No one, that is the point of our innate knowledge, no one taught the baby those things, it was just innate knowledge. And also I think that we have innate knowledge because we develop a brain just approximately 5 weeks into pregnancy of the mother, so while we are in the womb to when we are delivered out, we must have known things in the womb, in which we only forget which leads us to education for us to know those things again, but still, initially we did have the knowledge of how to survive in the womb and how to intake the food given to us through our mothers.

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We touch them, see them, feel them, or more specifically we sense material things. Our concept of material things play a huge role in our lives in today’s world, simply because we live around material things, there are things that are not so necessary but we cannot live without it, such as cell phones, it just takes us away from the non-material thing that is connecting with family and friends and instead makes us give value to the material thing (cell phone) more. We give so much importance to material things nowadays that we constantly look for more, and cannot be contented enough for what we have at the moment. Material things are also the knowledge of what we see, when we see something such as a spoon, we automatically know that it is used when eating on a plate. It gives us knowledge about something and helps us remember or recognize something’s use