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Tacit Knowing.....

Submitted by nmuntz on Thu, 10/25/2007 - 8:16am.

"We know more than we can tell"

I think this is an ingenious way of looking at knowledge.  This happens to me all the time: where you can't explain what you know but you can recognize it, whether it is a face, or a specific culture's way of life.  The one thing that really sparks my interest right now though: Is deja vu a form of tacit knowledge?  What do you think?

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