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Nothing is more exciting than fresh ideas, so why are areas of knowledge…

- - - - lack of justification
  - - - arouses curiosity
        
        What makes an idea arouses curiosity?
        
        How does idea arouses curiosity?
    - - conflict
        
        Are conflicts between experts in an area of knowledge exciting?
- - - - yes
        
        what differentiates ideas and knowledge?
        
        idea: result of thought process
        
        limitation of thought process
        
        Are ideas enveloped by cognitive bias?
        
        When ideas are adopted into an area of knowledge, will there be confirmation bias?
        
        Can ideas be distorted by memories of the idea producer?
        
        Are there ethical challenges while adopting it into area of knowledge?
        
        Who determine the ethics of the area of knowledge?
        
        custodian of knowledge filters dumb ideas
        
        knowledge: fact that happened
      - no
        
        why should areas of knowledge adopt ideas?
        
        to evolve
        
        Why should knowledge be evolved over time?
        
        to improve
    - - people
        
        What inspires idea?
    - - Are there some ideas forbidden in some communities?
    - - ideas need to be replicated consistently to be accepted
        
        inability to replicate may hinder adoption of the ideas
    - - experts uses idea but majorities does not
        
        lack of communication
      - research paper
        
        lacj of evidence
- - - - choose to take
        
        what influences the filtering of the ideas>?
        
        custodians
        
        who are custodians?
        
        humans
        
        non human
        
        truth
        
        reliability
- - - - What causes idea to be different?
        
        it not being known or used
        
        why is the different idea unknown or unused before?
        
        due to technological advances
        
        improvement of other area of knowledge
        
        no way of verification at that time
      - To what extent does an idea considered to be different from other?
      - have certainty
- - - - litlle way in which contestable claims can be definitively assesed
      - observer changes something in the system whether they want it or not
    - - theory guides observation, but observation is what gets theory started
        
        repetition of experiment proves reliability
      - observation takes place in world which then gets converted tinto map-like or propositional knowledge
        
        teacher see repeated events
      - observational skill and judgement is called procedural knowledge
        
        social psychologist use camera to record live video of classroom
    - - some branch can be experiment, but others cant
        
        conditions for experiment
        
        possibility of creating real world replica preserving features we r interested in
        
        possible to control variables in exp
        
        possible to interpret the results in real world
        
        ethically permissable
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