Theoretical Knowledge Vs Practical Knowledge

These lessons, however, can be learned over time regardless of a person’s depth of knowledge in a topic. Time teaches these lessons to people as they experience more interactions. This illustrates that intensive reading in order to gain depth of knowledge does not actually give anyone wisdom, but rather the tools necessary for experience which then creates

Speaking of the photographs released by NASA, there were photos with no stars and there were also photos with parallel sun rays with no diffusion. The point could be argued that there were no stars in the photograph because Nasa didn’t put them in, but in reality there are no stars because the moon reflects light which makes it hard to see stars, think of it like daytime on Earth except there is no blue sky. Another point that could be argued is that you can mimic parallel sun rays with no diffusion with lasers, but the only lasers available in 1969 were red and would cost billions just to have more made,and even if more were made they would still be colored red. In October of 2017, Sophie Weiner published an article explaining why the moon landing was impossible in 1969. “There are a few key reasons for this.

There are usually 2 or 3 charge units in the fullerene cage, but this is difficult to determine accurately. Due to its design, metallofullerenes are more stable than normal empty fullerenes up to very high temperatures and have uses in medicine. A metallofullerene with gadolinium is used as a contrast agent in magnetic resonance imaging scans and other metallofullerenes may be able to transport radioactive ions to cancerous tissue, providing a

People who do not read are less focused and often fill their days with readily made media like smart phones, television, movies, and video games. These people do not think, expand their minds, or act for themselves. These non-readers consume what is fed to them through the media and nothing else. They do not think on their own or, share their ideas because they have not expanded their minds to think and imagine things on their own. This type of submissive, passive behavior is no good for a democratic society (Gioia 423).

1. Professor Dennett does not believe in the "hard" problem of consciousness as he believes that any aspect of it that is based in reality will have a scientific basis. The issue is that many people see the aspects of consciousness that there is a scientific basis as not real consciousness; which can actually be seen in the comments on that very video. As different pieces of consciousness become explainable, the definition in people's minds seems to change. I agree with him in the fact that the hard problem of consciousness does not exist.

The radiation is detected by a special camera, and then the image is produced. (Cain, 2013) NM is used to treat and diagnose diseases by looking to the physiology of the body (Understanding nuclear medicine, 2009). NM includes Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT), Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans, cardiovascular imaging and bone scanning (Morgan, 2012). 2. What

1. You can’t prove that there aren’t Martians living in caves under the surface of Mars, so it is reasonable for me to believe there are.” This can be seen as the arguer’ lack of knowledge on the subject and is only ignorant. 2. “Well, Isaac Newton believed in Alchemy, do you think you know more than Isaac Newton?” The arguer clearly doesn’t also have the knowledge on the subject but tries to attach himself to a person of authority to give a sense of relatability and credence to his or her arguments. 3.

Scientifics use the quasi experimentation to look for cause and effect, when a controlled experiment is impossible because of ethics, money or time are not available. Just like any other experiment they have the independent and dependent and independent variable, however since is not a true experiment Scientifics often use the term predictor variable referring to the independent variable and criterion variable to refer to the dependent variable (Carlo et al., 1998, 278). In addition to the alternate term for variables, since in most quasi experiments there are not experimental or controlled groups, Scientifics use the terms exposure group to represent the experimental group, and comparison group to represent the control group (Rossi & Freeman, 1989,

Since there is no divine figure that dictates life, there must be some rational explanation as to how matter comes to be. Within his first principle he states, “Nothing can ever be created by divine power out of nothing”. He suggests that all matter exists in the form of atoms, and although these atoms are not visible to the naked eye, they are still present. Unsurprisingly, this idea is radically different than any other concept of being that the Romans previously held. As a result, Lucretius’ writings were likely not well received by the audience.

Newton did not question God’s existence, and infact did agree that he had created the universe, but he argued that its motion was not controlled by God but instead was governed by the law of motion which was mechanical and predictable. Humans no longer feared God as much as they used to because of Newton. Even though he still believed in God, he denied his wrath. The end of the world as written in the bible is now more of a fiction in the eyes of most humans, and the fear of God is not instilled into their minds just as it was during the