In order to find out how things really are, one must understand the filters which one perceives the world.

There are several problems that will be encountered when answering this question. Firstly, it is difficult to establish the accuracy of information collected. There are also limitations to how much we can know. During our approach towards knowledge, we are also hindered by the biases and possible uncertainties derived. How do we actually know what the filters are, when we are not even certain about how things really are? Simultaneously, we do not even know …

…amp;gt;In conclusion, we cannot produce a concrete answer to the above question, as there are problems relating to the accuracy of whatever our hypothesis is. However, from whatever little that manages to pass through my set of filters, I believe that we do need to have knowledge of the filters through which we perceive the world, although in some cases we do not. References: 1. I Am Gifted, So Are You by Adam Khoo