Axioms of superior knowledge

Abstract

Unlike other creations of God, human beings are thinking animals. Every one of us will inevitably acquire knowledge as we engage in many activities in life. This is perhaps the reason that notwithstanding our economic status and educational background getting to know something new has always been implicitly an interesting thing for us. If you are in doubt leave a computer in the hands of a group of village boys and see them after a week. They will find ways and means of using it. There are several other examples to demonstrate this inherent nature peculiar to human beings. For example, there is a rich tradition of tribal health practices, in which several remedial methods have been discovered. The way a one year old infant acquires worldly knowledge is another example.