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Embodied Knowledge

By VA Barac
February 7, 2026 1 Min Read
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Knowledge stored in people, not in documents. It is learned through:

  • repetition
  • mentorship
  • observation
  • correction
  • lived experience

Embodied knowledge is fragile — it dies when the people who carry it die.

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