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In [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historiography historiography], '''historical revisionism''' is the reinterpretation of [[orthodox]] views on [[evidence]], [[motivations]], and [[decision]]-making processes surrounding a historical [[event]]. Though the word revisionism is sometimes used in a [[negative]] way, constant revision of [[history]] is part of the [[normal]] scholarly [[process]] of writing history.

In [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historiography historiography], '''historical revisionism''' is the reinterpretation of [[orthodox]] views on [[evidence]], [[motivations]], and [[decision]]-making processes surrounding a historical [[event]]. Though the word revisionism is sometimes used in a [[negative]] way, constant revision of [[history]] is part of the [[normal]] scholarly [[process]] of writing history.

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When [[knowledge]] is acquired, it is first a [[concept]]. A concept that may be new or a concept that has its beginnings from previous [[information]]. When a new concept is presented, [[the mind]] searches for a correlating concept or information regarding this new concept. When no new information is retrieved from [[memory]], then [[confusion]] arises and then an element of [[fear]], yes [[ambivalence]] for the new information. This is a [[normal]] [[process]]. When knowledge of new information comes forth, the determined outcome of the new information is already formed in the [[perceived]] knowledge. So you can see that new information requires overcoming the [[inherent]] elements of the reactive [[physical]] being and something else, a new element is required. Humans have this phrase, "[[open mind]]", and upon examination of this state of mind, one will notice the [[ability]] to set aside previous concepts inherent in this action and [[absorb]] the new knowledge. So, here we are [[dissecting]] this process and the element of open mindedness which is called many things, but foremost should be [[truth]]. - [http://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=1994-01-09-Understanding#Understanding.2C_Thought.2C_Knowledge.2C_Spirit_of_Truth JarEl]

When [[knowledge]] is acquired, it is first a [[concept]]. A concept that may be new or a concept that has its beginnings from previous [[information]]. When a new concept is presented, [[the mind]] searches for a correlating concept or information regarding this new concept. When no new information is retrieved from [[memory]], then [[confusion]] arises and then an element of [[fear]], yes [[ambivalence]] for the new information. This is a [[normal]] [[process]]. When knowledge of new information comes forth, the determined outcome of the new information is already formed in the [[perceived]] knowledge. So you can see that new information requires overcoming the [[inherent]] elements of the reactive [[physical]] being and something else, a new element is required. Humans have this phrase, "[[open mind]]", and upon examination of this state of mind, one will notice the [[ability]] to set aside previous concepts inherent in this action and [[absorb]] the new knowledge. So, here we are [[dissecting]] this process and the element of open mindedness which is called many things, but foremost should be [[truth]]. - [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=1994-01-09-Understanding#Understanding.2C_Thought.2C_Knowledge.2C_Spirit_of_Truth JarEl]