I think mathematical knowledge is also based on our senses. You must see the problem that you will do, then you must listen to what (for example) the professor is saying about the problem and how to do it.
Sometimes we believe what we hear and sometimes it takes a little more than just believing. Sometimes you must see it for your self. For example if someone told you there are unicorns, you would not believe it but if you saw one would you believe it then?

'I think mathematical knowledge is also based on our senses. You must see the problem that you will do, then you must listen to what (for example) the professor is saying about the problem and how to do it.'
ReplyDeleteOkay, but remember the question how you JUSTIFY a claim to knowledge, not how you LEARN it.