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Is our most revered knowledge more fragile than we assume it to be?…

- - - - Do cultural background play a significant role in influencing a person to believe in a certain knowledge?
      - can revered knowledge lose its revered status?
      - How do we identify an individual's revered knowledge?
      - do we need specific tools to determine one's revered knowledge?
      - is it possible for someone to not have their own revered beliefs?
      - what makes knowledge revered?
      - what can we make out of 'our most'?
    - - historical significance: has been passed down through generations and shaped our understanding of the world
      - it is accepted by prestigious institutions such as universities, scientific groups and religious institutions - adds to its authority
      - practical - often works reliably in practice.
    - - the oldest knowledge that we have
      - revere knowledge that is most significant, influential and has a biggest impact within an AOK
      - A large number of people know it
      - efforts are made to persevere for its posterity
  - - - how do we measure fragility?
      - what are the methods use to measure fragility?
      - are all forms of knowledge fragile?
      - what makes a knowledge fragile? are there any aspects?
      - is fragility inherently negative?
      - how fragile do we assume a knowledge to be?
        
        we don't think its fragile - we think it is important - we cant imagine a life without that knowledge - there is a natural assumption that this knowledge is important
        
        we take things for granted - when we revere a knowledge, we don't really expect it to fall down
        
        we know it is fragile and that is why we take steps to defend it, to keep it intact
  - - - is it inevitable for us humans to assume certain things?
      - can assumptions lead to conflict?
      - does assumption leads us to a positive or negative outcome?
- - - - Mathematical assumptions - all maths is based on assumptions called axioms. Mathematicians assume that axioms are true without being able to prove them. Mathematics are all about developing a framework based on this axioms. The entire AOK is grounded in assumptions. What I would say is that it is not fragile because everything works because of these assumptions.
    - - Classical music, such as Ode to Joy by Ludwig van Beethoven is still cherished till today. Despite numerous shifts in musical styles such as the rise of jazz, electronic music and pop, classical music has retained its revered status in the global arts community.
      - Revered knowledge: Musical principles from classical traditions
      - Why is it not fragile? - Many of the great classical composition from composers such as Beethoven, Mozart and Bach is still performed, practiced and its structures and harmonies are still studied until today, even if centuries had gone by. This demonstrates the enduring appeal and quality of classical music. They are proven to be resilient through the emergence of different musical styles and across generation.
  - - - The Death Of the Author - a literary theory that argues the meaning of a text is not determined by the author's intention, but rather by the reader's interpretation.
      - Some literary scholars consider this theory as their most revered knowledge as this allows a more democratic and inclusive approach to literary interpretation.
        
        The fragility lies in competing theories of interpretation. Many critics and scholars argue that an author's intentions are important part of the context of the text, and it gives valuable insights to into the meaning of the text . While still revered in some circles, it is not immune to criticism and challenge, revealing its potential limitation and fragility.
        
        is the knowledge that i create from an artwork fragile? is my knowledge in experiencing a piece of art fragile?
        
        is the knowledge of the death of the author fragile? is the knowledge of we consume art fragile?
    - - Certainty in maths is traditionally done through social means. When we are given a complex problem to solve, they are proven correct when other people agree. Can we ever be certain if people are the ones judging the people.