The Difference Between Belief and Knowledge

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[ricollomaxo]

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[shivtomar]

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[LoveBystroem]

Love that this content gets the ”content by a ceritfied medical professional” stamp. i mean this is almost shitposting, love you non parasocially dr k

[KevinSecondWind]

There is nothing funnier than watching this, and also having it pop up in the middle of my screen "this is a message from a licensed doctor in the US" 🤣

[cronchyskull]

It's so cute that Dr K. lets his great uncle on his streams sometimes. His advice is better! 😆

[anaklusmosgreek]

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[severedwings]

Did the guru seriously bring up Cyberpunk 😅

[dynamicgecko]

I feel like it's the exact opposite though. Knowledge, as defined here, is information about the state of something *outside* of you. It's not about you and it doesnt come from you.

Belief, however, is something that *you* contruct in *your* mind with limited knowledge from the *outside* .

We can even say that everyone's belief about the seemingly same thing can be personal and different. But knowledge can/should not be personal, because it's external.

[TheBigJord]

My one question would be about belief in oneself, now I can see how it would be evidence based in the sense of the more I overcome adversity the more I can believe in myself, but there is always the idea that I can’t know for a fact what I will or will not face in my life so I can still believe in my ability to overcome the unknown without knowledge of what that is, but I can see how it could still be based on evidence of my success, however there is a point where taking the leap to believe in yourself is a necessary step to begin building that ability to overcome and trust in myself.

[hoarahloux]

I love this so much😂we got Guru K out here!!

[pumpkingamebox]

Can’t believe that Teen Titans cartoon had such a deep message.
“Faith is belief based on the absence of knowledge” - Damian Wayne

[DrFunkstein]

WAIT where did this came from?
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[DINOWORKER]

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[GEMOTO]

this is an interesting flip, as I've always thought knowledge is updated externally, whereas belief is upheld internally.

[Celeste-in-Oz]

Guru K is my new favourite character on YT.

[juanmoralesvideo]

Sadguru! Love to see you participating in this channel! ❤

[dboy]

people make fun of sadghuru and south Indian accents but i swear to god the way they talk helps me grasp concepts easier and is actually very effective English

[pepethedog]

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[chanderprakash]

There's a distinction between faith and belief.. for example I have never visited the north pole but given my "knowledge" that Earth is spherical it must have a north n south pole, so I "believe" in it.. beliefs have some reasoning to it, while faith is baseless, like cyberpunk to be amazing at launch was the faith of people.. knowledge on the other hand doesn't need any belief or faith it is factual