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Knowledge, Belief, and Opinion - Coggle Diagram
Knowledge, Belief, and Opinion
What is knowledge?
The ability to which we are able to learn, comprehend, and apply acquired information.
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What is a belief?
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These usually aren't supported by facts, but mainly over past experiences that couldv'e been passed down through generations.
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Real World Connection?
Red nail polish
Knowledge: It is universally understood to be a bright, bold, and staple color.
Also symbolizes love, anger, health, growth, power, courage, life, etc.
Belief: In ethnic/Non-American households, this specific nail color is believed to be a sign of maturity and growth (mainly saved for the older owmen).
In the modern world, it is also believed to mean and/or symbolize love, anger, courage, health, birth, etc.
Opinion: In the perspective of mothers and the older generations, they view this as an abomination of cultural norms.
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Self-induced Limitations
"Do we believe that there are "dragons", or actual limitations that are guarding us from furthering out knowledge?"
YES...to an extent.
Ignorance plays a large part in why we tend to notice gaps in our knowledge. ("Ignorance is bliss.")
What is Ignorance? : Ignorance can be culturally induced...or otherwise defined as the deliberate promoting of doubt, promotion of falsehoods, or blocking knowledge through censorship.
Many times we choose to be less knowledgeable/realistic to avoid conflict, controversy, and more complex situations.