The concepts we use shape the conclusions we reach because the concepts we use are the routes we take to where we get. The route an individual takes will ultimately and completely determine the conclusion that person reaches. The routes we take and the conclusions we reach are one hundred percent dependant on each other, taking one route of thought will get you to a completely different mental conclusion than another. This led me to an important discovery of self-knowledge.
By claiming that “concepts we use shape our conclusions” there is an assumption that our conclusions cannot be automatically known or discovered without some sort of past experience that is used as a trigger. The question next is determining whether this can always be true …show more content…
The Empire’s concept of a great galaxy is one with strict order and under the rule of Emperor Palpatine, the Relebellions view of a great galaxy is one with equal rights for all free of the death and destruction that the Empire uses to control the galaxy and shape the galaxy into what it wants. These vastly different conclusions that both sides have fully demonstrate once again that the concepts of thinking used by e?C?Nf dictate the conclusion that one …show more content…
Throught the first and second movies Anakin is the Apprentice of Obi Wan Kenobi. The two meet when Anakin is little and Anakin grows up learning from the best Jedi knight and most noble in all the galaxy. Anakin's concept of what being a successful Jedi Knight clearly differs from what Obi Wan’s concept of being a great Jedi knight is. This concept difference is clear, but becomes even more and more pronounced as time goes on, Obi Wan’s idea of being a good Jedi is to promote justice throughout the galaxy, and Anakin’s is to become powerful. This concept split ultimately leads Anakin's Concepts about being a jedi to align more with the dark side of the force, and in the third movie he splits from Obi Wan Kenobi and the two fight almost to the death. This captivating movie scene once again shows that the means control the end, or in other words that Concepts used shapes the conclusions we
By claiming that “concepts we use shape our conclusions” there is an assumption that our conclusions cannot be automatically known or discovered without some sort of past experience that is used as a trigger. The question next is determining whether this can always be true …show more content…
The Empire’s concept of a great galaxy is one with strict order and under the rule of Emperor Palpatine, the Relebellions view of a great galaxy is one with equal rights for all free of the death and destruction that the Empire uses to control the galaxy and shape the galaxy into what it wants. These vastly different conclusions that both sides have fully demonstrate once again that the concepts of thinking used by e?C?Nf dictate the conclusion that one …show more content…
Throught the first and second movies Anakin is the Apprentice of Obi Wan Kenobi. The two meet when Anakin is little and Anakin grows up learning from the best Jedi knight and most noble in all the galaxy. Anakin's concept of what being a successful Jedi Knight clearly differs from what Obi Wan’s concept of being a great Jedi knight is. This concept difference is clear, but becomes even more and more pronounced as time goes on, Obi Wan’s idea of being a good Jedi is to promote justice throughout the galaxy, and Anakin’s is to become powerful. This concept split ultimately leads Anakin's Concepts about being a jedi to align more with the dark side of the force, and in the third movie he splits from Obi Wan Kenobi and the two fight almost to the death. This captivating movie scene once again shows that the means control the end, or in other words that Concepts used shapes the conclusions we