The house of ideas

(Comic image from Marvel when Loki arrives at the House of Ideas)

Last time, I talked about how knowledge is applied or how we come to possess it through common means. However, now I want to touch on the topic of ideas. I'll talk a bit about the comic where Loki arrives at the House of Ideas (the place where all Marvel stories are located). Through this place, a variant of Loki managed to learn how to become powerful. Now, taking the idea of what the House of Ideas is, I am considering the following: what is a thought without knowledge? In certain areas, a much deeper understanding is needed than in others, but what exactly can turn an idea into knowledge? Or even better, what if we say that an idea defines knowledge? It would be like saying, "What came first, existence or the word?" This leads to the clear relationship between whether the meaning came first or the word. For now, I am not going to debate this concept but rather how an idea can become knowledge and how knowledge can become an idea. I say this because an idea is formed from knowledge, creating a thought that becomes an idea. But as knowledge expands, the more one knows, the more one realizes how much they don't know (a phrase attributed to Albert Einstein). Everything has, in a certain way, an order that is difficult to believe. When we stop and think, it couldn't have been mere chance that something arises from nothing or chaos. The possibilities that there is an order, a nature along with essence, suggest that what we know stems from an idea.