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When we begin to philosophize, we all start with with a state of epistemic naivety, a condition in which we have not yet to question the origins, structure, and dependability of our information. Eventually, some of us begin to find the information we learned is wrong or may later outgrown certain beliefs. For a few of us, we tend to peer deeply to understand the fundamental operations of the information-processing system we call "the mind". Epistemology is the branch of philosophy meaning " the study of human knowledge." From the practice of epistemology, we examine the sources, nature, and accuracy of our knowledge, beginning to develop epistemic awareness, a more informed understanding of what we know and don't know. From the gap between the various knowledge, we retrieve information from four main sources: senses, authority, reason and intuition.
