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Some of us inherently understood the connection between knowledge and truth, and explicitly said so. Myself, and perhaps others were scared to define a truth, hyper-aware of our subjective realities.

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We share a belief that our realities and understanding of the world are culturally informed. Our truths are relative.

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A shared sense that knowledge is innately human, that our acquisition of knowledge is a key aspect of existence itself - and at times an acknowledgment of knowledge helping us, being a tool to propel us forward.
But to what? What for?

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knowledge & power

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We can talk around knowledge, but collectively we struggle to define it directly, like seeing peripherally in the dark.

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It's difficult to write about something that isn't definitive. Many of us used poetic language to talk about the elusive, subjective, omnipresent and fluctuating thing that is knowledge.

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learned / experienced / sensory / built / recalled / comprehended / constructed

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cultural / experiential / formal / informal / wisdom / learned / muscle memory / shared / unique / empirical / aesthetic / personal / emancipatory / ethical / academic / sacred / social / awareness / gained / collective / etc.

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"...a justification for one's belief consists of good reasons for thinking that the belief in question is true" (Prichard, 2018, p.27).

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"Suppose we begin the task of defining knowledge by pointing to cases in which we have knowledge and trying to define what is common to each case. The problem with this suggestion is that it assumes we can already identify cases of knowledge, and thus that we already know what the marks, or criteria, of knowledge are" (Pritchard, 2018, p.27).

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"...knowledge involves a kind of success that is credible to the agent." (Pritchard, 2018, p.5)

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"...know-how" (Pritchard, 2018, p. 3)
The ability to do something, but knowing a set of propositions of said thing.

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"...knowledge of a proposition...what is asserted by a sentence which says that something is the case..." (Pritchard, 2018, p. 3)

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wisdom...
fancy perfume?
a sense of humour?
art?

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or any other tool.

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"...valuable for their own sake, and not simply in terms of some further useful purpose..." (Pritchard, 2018, p. 11).

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"...a value which accrues to something in virtue of some further valuable purpose that it serves..." (Pritchard, 2018, p. 10)

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"...true beliefs are better than false ones because having true beliefs enables us to fulfil our goals" (Pritchard, 2018, p. 10).

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"Truth in one's beliefs..." (Pritchard, 2018, p. 10)

"...while true belief might generally be instrumentally valuable, it isn't always..." (p. 11)

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                            What is knowledge?

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                            What is knowledge?

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"Two things that just about every epistemologist agrees on are that a prerequisite for possessing knowledge is that one has a belief in the relevant proposition, and that that belief must be true" (Prichard, 2018, p. 4).