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chapter 4.6 - Coggle Diagram
chapter 4.6
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The search for knowledge is not just an individual task and includes many people, values are therefore built into it from the beginning.
Any statement that you are willing to believe as being true, requires you to believe a great many people.
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If you has never trusted other people you would have never learned language and would be unable to express your doubt.
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You can be clever if you know many things but you can only be wise if you have also thought about the use to which knowledge should be put.
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We interpret the world through our senses, our reason and our concepts - these can never give us a full picture.
Every answer we get, leads to more questions being asked.
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Dunning - Kruger effect - where we find it difficult to know the limit of our expertise. Non experts with little knowledge on a subject are more likely to overestimate their expertise and competence in that area.
You should have a realistic grasp of your own strengths and weaknesses and try to be aware of what we do not know.