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Prompt 33: "How is current knowledge shaped by its historical…

- - - - falsified and replaced by the more relevant knowledge :red_flag:
        
        Revolution of atom structure at first we were told that it was a solid indivisible sphere
        
        more relevant theory and discovery said that it has subatomic particles and shells that differs
      - continued for more discoveries :pen:
        
        Newton's Law
        
        Einstein's Relativity theory is further developed newton's law
- - - - Values,beliefs,opinion
        
        match what their time period believed was important or acceptable
  - - - As time passes, new historians re-interpret old events using modern values
        
        leading to a broader and more balanced understanding of the past
    - - Old ideas provide the foundation, but they can also limit progress.
        
        As new evidence appears, scientists update their understanding
        
        showing that current knowledge is always linked to its historical development.
- - - - historical method
        observation from simple experiments
        
        modern method
        Observation and analyzing AI Modelling
      - Tools
        
        History
        Record data, handwritten notes and sketches are used to collect knowledge
        
        Modern tools
        Digital websites, cloud analysis are used to collect data
        
        Language and linguistics used to communicate
        
        History : manuscript, comparative charts of word roots, printing press
        
        Modern tools : online text databases, linguistics software, online learning apps (Duolingo), computers, internets
  - - - Past : from spontaneous generation
        
        Hooke, Schleiden, Schwann
        
        Changes how people understood life
    - - Cultural
        
        Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, and Normans
        
        Each group added its own words and expressions.
      - Social
        
        reflected class and status
        
        French was used by nobles while Old English was spoken by common people
      - Global
        
        English evolved into many varieties (e.g. British, American, Indian English)
      - Modern
        
        Social media and globalization make English more flexible
        
        new slang and internet terms
  - - - Does the hypothesis have been agreed/ achieved ?
      - is this new knowledge can be justified as a proven knowledge or just a coincidence?
    - - Lesser polution
- - - - night