Memento By Leonao Lelato

Memento challenges the very idea of knowledge and what is certain. It questions everything about ourselves and who we really are. At first it seems like Leonardo has knowledge, but at the end the only knowledge he has are the notes he writes down for himself. Our knowledge comes derive from our senses and can be influenced by other people's knowledge. Our knowledge is badly influenced with false things, if everything we think that is true is really false. In order to find out this question, we would need to separate what we think is true from what we know is true and find the facts. In the beginning of Memento we think we know everything, but at the end we find out that we knew nothing. What should be certain is not always certain, making
And why do we believe these things to be true and reliable? This will help us find facts to what we believe is real and true. These questions build a basic structure to finding out why we believe the things we do. There is no doubt that we can think and that we can't control our thinking or tell ourselves to stop thinking. Descartes believes that we are a thing that thinks and that we feel, imagine and doubt. He believed that intellect is what makes us who we are. Knowledge and intellect are related because intellect helps us understand ourselves and through that we gain knowledge. If you had no intellect you would not have any knowledge about who you were or what you are doing. This is how we know that we are real and that there is something more than just being a human. Hume believed that through experience we would gain knowledge and through ideas we would gather
I wondered how he will ever be certain since he is not able to remember new things and will just forget killing someone. He has no knowledge of who he really is and has doubts about killing the right guy every time he kills someone. What he should of done is figure out who he truly is before he tries to figure who somebody else is. Once he knows who he truly is and knows how he want to perceive everything, thats when he will have a basic structure of who he truly is. The only reason there should be doubt is if there is uncertainty of who you truly are. If you were certain that God is real there would be no doubt for you, but who's to say there won't be doubt for anybody else. Everybody perceives things differently and some might need solid proof to believe. Some might not even care that God is real just to prevent doubt. There is no actual proof that God is real, but then why do people believe? Maybe because that is the only answer why we are here. People believe because that is the only answer to the questions that can not be