"La compréhension elle-même est un processus dynamique et dépendant du contexte."
— Daniel dennett
Simplified Meaning:
When we try to understand something, our comprehension can change based on the situation and new information. For instance, think about learning to ride a bike. At first, you might only know that you need to pedal to move forward. But as you practice, you learn that you also need to balance and steer. Your understanding of riding a bike grows as you get more experience and face different scenarios, like riding on a hill or avoiding obstacles. This idea can apply to many areas of life. In school, the way you grasp a topic can deepen with study and discussion. In relationships, understanding each other's feelings can evolve as you spend more time together and share experiences. It’s important to be open and adaptable when learning new things, because new contexts and perspectives can enrich your understanding. Therefore, being flexible and curious helps you to understand things better over time.
