Although memory and reasoning are two completely different functions, they can only be truly developed when combined.Before children reach a rational age, what they accept is not ideas, but images. The difference between ideas and images is that images are just images of external things, while ideas are views on these things, determined by the relationship between things. decided.When an image comes to mind, the image can exist independently in the mind, and each idea leads to other ideas.When we imagine, we are merely feeling, but when we reason, we compare.Our senses are passive, while our concepts or ideas come from active elements that can be judged.
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