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TOK mindmap, What are the implications of having, or not having,…
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What are the implications of having, or not having, knowledge?
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Not having
Limited ability to make informed decisions Difficulty solving problems and navigating complex situations
Without knowledge, individuals may lack the information they need to make informed decisions. They may also be more susceptible to misinformation and manipulation.
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The role of bias and perspective in shaping what is considered "knowledge": Knowledge is not always objective or neutral. It is often shaped by the perspectives and biases of the individuals or groups who hold it. This can lead to different perspectives and interpretations of the same information.
The power dynamics involved in who has access to knowledge and who doesn't: Access to knowledge can be influenced by factors such as social class, race, gender, and cultural background. This can lead to disparities in knowledge and opportunities, and can perpetuate inequality and injustice.
The ethical considerations of using or withholding knowledge: Knowledge can be used for both positive and negative purposes. It is important to consider the ethical implications of using or withholding knowledge, and to use knowledge in ways that are responsible and respectful of others.
Objects
Map
Having knowledge of a location can allow a person to navigate and reach their destination effectively, while not having knowledge of a location can lead to getting lost and potentially dangerous situations.
Book
Having knowledge of a subject can allow a person to understand and participate in discussions or make informed decisions, while not having knowledge of a subject can limit a person's understanding and opportunities.
medical prescription
Having knowledge of a medical condition and the proper treatment can lead to a successful recovery, while not having knowledge of a medical condition and the proper treatment can lead to complications or a lack of improvement.
Who owns knowledge
Objects
book
This object can be used to explore the idea of knowledge as something that can be recorded and shared in written form. It could also be used to explore the concept of copyright and intellectual property rights, as well as the process of publishing and disseminating knowledge.
A community library
This object can be used to explore the idea of knowledge as something that belongs to a community and is accessible to all. It could also be used to explore the role of public institutions in providing access to knowledge and the concept of knowledge as a public good.
computer or smartphone
this object can be used to explore the idea of knowledge as something that is stored electronically and can be accessed and shared globally. It could also be used to explore the concept of open-access knowledge, the impact of the internet on knowledge sharing, and the role of technology in disseminating and controlling access to knowledge.
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Institutions
Universities, research institutions, and libraries
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