Knowledge Definition and 369 Threads
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How could be unified the scientific knowledge?
Is possible a systematic unification of the scientific knowledge? Make it sense? If so, what would be the profits and limitations of any interdisciplinary work in so distanct areas as Neurosciences, Ethology and Physics? (excepting technical applications of one field on other) Is being...- ryokan
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- Knowledge Scientific
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The Myth Of Empirical Knowledge, Data, Evidence
The Scientific Method is based on empirical evidence that can be duplicated and verified by more than one person or group. The operative word here is EMPIRICAL. Empirical: that which is observed or experienced; capable of being verified or disproved by observation...- Royce
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- Data Evidence Knowledge
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Is Faith an Acceptable Means of Attaining Knowledge?
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say no, but I'd still like to see what arguments you guys can produce for and against. My guess is you've probably discussed this before, but I'd still like to see it.- loseyourname
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- Knowledge Means
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Test Your Knowledge with PressAnyKey Quiz
http://www.pressanykey.com/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/pak/jquiz.cgi- Monique
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- Knowledge Quiz Test
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C/C++ Help! Coding a Program with Limited Knowledge of C/C++
I have a program due in couple hours. Professor expects us to know C++ when we never really went over programming; he expects us to just know it .. anyhow I have two inputs used with scanf it's toll and norm these two values need to be put into a data file created by the program...- omgitsroy326
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- Coding Knowledge Program
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- Forum: Programming and Computer Science
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A Priori vs A Posteriori Knowledge of God
Before I begin, I found a great web site, The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy,http://www.utm.edu/research/iep. I've been doing some reading to gett a better handle on some philosophy terms. This is both a question and a topic for discussion if anyone is interested. Now I will define...- Royce
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- Knowledge
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High School Taking my knowledge on further
I've just entered the high school teaching profession after fiteen years as a professional engineer working for Ford, GM etc, and I need a bit of refreshing my skill base. The highest level I am teaching is British A level (17-18 yr old high school) qualifications - which is well inside my...- geomot
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Is the pursuit of ultimate truth futile for humans?
..is what humans are built for. I seriously don't think that we can know everything, or frankly should even bother to try. The beauty of thought, from birds all the way to Einstein, is the way we can approximate answers that aren't absolutely perfect, but that are good 'working models'. It is...- Zero
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Graduate Investigating the Constancy of Light-Speed: A Call to Greater Knowledge
I'm sure this forum is frequented by people claiming to have proven or disproven aspects of relativity. In this case I am appealing to those with greater knowledge than mine, specifically in regards to the constancy of light-speed. The case has been made to me that the speed of light is not...- AtomSmasher
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- Knowledge
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- Forum: Optics
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Is philosophy practical knowledge?
Other then teaching, what good is philosophy to each of us? Is it useful to our everyday reality? Is the speculation necessary? Or is it just human to ponder?- Kerrie
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- Knowledge Philosophy Practical
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Do we possess intrinsic knowledge?
If the universe acts and evolves according to hidden structure such as the theories of modern physics and mathematics, then if this cosmic structure manifest also as microstructures such as that of the human mind, then by this could we intrinsically recognize alleged truths such as the existence...- Ivan Seeking
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Has knowledge changed perception of reality?
When I first learned long ago that huge moon during moonrise is not optical distortion, but pure human mind produced illusion, I was quite astonished. http://www.amnh.org/naturalhistory/city_of_stars/21_full_moon.html It is explained away by fact that for human, atmosphere above seems...- wimms
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- Knowledge Perception Reality
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A symbol for scientific knowledge?
I was wondering how it could be possible to make some other ("sci-fi" thinking, I know...) intelligent lifeform aware of human knowledge and scientific status by means of a symbol or something - assuming of course that this other lifeform can interpret two-dimensional vector graphics as a means...- dawidi
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- Knowledge Scientific Symbol
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The Evolution of Knowledge: A Random, Creative, and Competitive Process
Hmm... I have a new hypothesis on how knowledge (or at least, scientific knowledge) works. Knowledge, imho is does not proceed from divine inspiration, or random spurts, or gradual building up, but in a combination of these processes via a system akin to evolution. 1. Mutation. This comes...- FZ+
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- Evolution Knowledge
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How do we know? A scientific theory of knowledge
http://home.clear.net.nz/pages/wpnz/howdoweknow.htm"- heusdens
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- Knowledge Scientific Theory
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Can we know if our knowledge is finite?
Here I ask if complete self-knowledge must include an infinite line of reasoning. That line would evolve from infinite introspections, each necessary to accommodate the previous external reference to knowledge accumulated. Shades of Goedel's incompleteness theorem, or more simply, the Cretan...- Loren Booda
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- Finite Knowledge
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High School Finding a Digit of Pi Without Previous Knowledge
I heard there is a certain way to find a certain digit of Pi without knowing the digits before it. Now i tried to make a search on it, and i got some pages, but frankly couldn't understand anything in them ! So i would appreciate if someone could explain to me in a simple way how to figure out...- STAii
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- Knowledge Pi
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- Forum: General Math
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Is knowledge without wisdom a dangerous thing?
Knowledge is the form (external). Wisdom is the essence (internal). What point is knowledge? if it doesn't exist to serve wisdom? Which is more important? The (external) facts? Or, the (internal) experience which leads to the facts? Is it only knowledge that we seek? (physical...- Iacchus32
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What is your definition of knowledge?
Dear Reader, I've a list of questions and would be thankful if you give your set of answers and let us start a discussion on these answers. I will reveal my answers after having seen yours . New questions to be added to the list are also much appreciated. 01. What is your definition of...- Manuel_Silvio
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- Definition Knowledge
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- Forum: General Discussion