"Implicit knowledge is experience not known explicitly. Innate knowledge is believed to be inborn. Awareness is knowing or being aware of oneself and the world. Manifest presence is attentive consciousness. Unattended presence is the simplest form of ignorance. Executive factors guide individuals in making decisions."
"Methodic memory is shaping whole memory via a command centric approach. It is doing this to improve how we encode, store, and remember. It is for human performance and benefit. This shows cause and effect. It relates to human learned behavior. And why humans care about stimuli that may not be beneficial. Often creating disparage and other fragmented memory recall. Some signs of such disparage are trauma-based tremors and stress. They hurt human performance."
"The methodic memory system stores and recalls information. It allows us to create a mental model of our world and act on it. This lets us make informed choices. We can adjust our behavior as the environment changes. It also helps us develop skills and knowledge to survive and thrive."
