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    Knowledge is derived from an infinite amount of ideas, created from both personal and shared knowledge, which are then further evaluated to be either proved or disproved. Accuracy, which is the quality or state of being correct of precise, is important in the creation and development of knowledge, as inaccurate knowledge could be detrimental to society by providing falsified information to an individual or organization, which may then be spread to others. The altercation of this knowledge, in…

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    three reasons. The first is that Socrates, who already knew the answer, guided the boy to the correct solution and asked leading questions. Specifically, Socrates is the one who brings up the diagonal, leading the boy to the correct solution for his proof (RAGP, 253). He does not know of it’s existence prior to Socrates showing him the diagonal. So, Socrates did actually teach the boy something – about the existence of the diagonal line - and the the slave cannot be said to have arrived at the…

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    future and says that what is said about the future cannot be either true or false, (Sparknotes, 2014). In Aristotle’s work Posterior Analytics he covers a couple things including an argument against circular proof. “In Posterior Analytics 1.3, Aristotle advances three arguments against circular proof”,…

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    Teens are notorious for their mannerisms and social issues; underage fornication, substance abuse, and addictive tendencies otherwise compromise the safety of adolescents all over the nation. One overlooked issue though is underage driving, a practice that has killed thousands of minors as early as their sixteenth birthday. A topic that has caused controversy in the last few decades, the minimal driving age has affected America in multiple respects. In ‘Is 16 Too Young to Drive a Car?’ by Robert…

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    Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of reason as a way of knowing. Reason is one of the 5 ways of knowing. Reason is simple term is the ability that a human posses to make a logical thinking in order to answer a question with a specific and relevant answer. Although reason is frequently used to obtain information and to back up reasoning, it had as many weaknesses as strengths. It’s why reason as a way of knowing is not reliable as we could think. In this essay, I will to put in evidence the…

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    Ways Of Knowing Essay

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    In order to answer this question, keywords that have to be interpreted are “a network of ways of knowing.” A network of ways of knowing implies how certain ways of knowing relate or intertwine with each other. Therefore, the statement “in gaining knowledge, each area of knowledge uses a network of ways of knowing,” suggests how certain ways of knowing intertwine with each other when gaining knowledge, in any given area of knowledge. Which leads to the question: to what extent can a network of…

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    You can audit-proof your return by having it prepared by an experienced tax professional who can advise you about any risky deductions. That said, if you stand to gain substantial advantages by claiming legitimate deductions, expenses and credits, you can deduct even risky or creative expenses by keeping excellent records, performing due diligence in researching the situation and having a Certified Tax Coach behind you to prevent common mathematical errors, inconsistencies and improperly…

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    What comes to mind when someone says animal testing? Do you see medical advancements or do you see animals being used as test subjects? When some people hear the words animal testing, they think of both sides. Animal testing has helped scientists perform miracles in the medical field. However, new technology has helped come up with different ways of testing that doesn’t involve animals. Some people believe that many years from now, the world will have little to no animal testing because of…

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    Malthusian Theory

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    Reverend Thomas Malthus wrote his Essay on the Principals of Populations in 1798, although it’s significance can be seen in the modern day. After over 50 years since his work was first published, his ideas can be seen repeated in Darwin’s own recent theory of evolution. As a mathematician I can see the value in Darwin’s use of Malthus essay in creating his own theory. Darwin’s interpretation of Malthus’ work gives his own theory a sold scientific foundation to start from. Malthus’ theory is…

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    Born the 4th of January 1643, Isaac Newton became a revolutionary scientist who made discoveries in physics, mathematics, alchemy, and a variety of other subjects. Because he lived during the 17th century Newton was a major part of the Scientific Revolution; a time of scientific acceleration and learning. It was started by a Protestant Revolution that sparked interest in both religious and scientific thought (PBS, 2016). People were looking at the world through a scientific lens because they…

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