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Re: Science is not knowledge?


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Posted by P. Richard Hansen on July 19, 1999 at 12:42:33:

In Reply to: Science is not knowledge? posted by Lauri Grohn on July 19, 1999 at 12:01:02:

Lauri,

you allready have my answer on that.

Now I have a question for you:

The scientific papers you talk of; do they stand unite to you. Do you see no contradictions or disagreements in these papers, do they all tell you the same and universal truth?.
What is knowledge?.
Define knowledge and then tell me why there are so many "truths" in our world!.
Then tell me why your truth is the "real truth"?.

I hope you will try to answer these questions and that you will learn "the truth" about them.
I am not trying to tell you that you should see or understand my "truth".
I ask you to accept that knowledge is socially constructed. That a chair is something to sit on, only because we have agreed upon it.
That a child sits on a chair because the parents places it on the chair, or because the child sees us sitting on them, and not because we told it to.
Things we have experiensed, learned and agreed upon together, is common knowledge, but if we try to tell it to a third person, either by words or symbols, it will only be information about an event or a phenomenon that this person can never take fully part of.

Best regards
Richard



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