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Going through some old notes and found a piece from my critical thinking class that takes up problems of knowledge. Six problems of knowledge 1. Not enough evidence – The supporting evidence doesn’t completely justify the conclusion – Classic problems of induction (the “all” problem) – How does one decide what is sufficient . . . → Read More: Six Problems of Knowledge Another post I wrote a few years ago for a theory of knowledge course. ——————– One of the questions considered in all ages is: What is truth? There are many opinions on this and I investigated Platos’ definition of truth. I also looked at three modern theories approach to a definition of truth; . . . → Read More: Factors That Determine What is True When society changes it alters a lot of previously established conceptions. A common thing to say is that “Content is king” but this is something that belongs to the past and not for our fast-paced world. Content is still very important but it is no longer sovereign. In our society today it is . . . → Read More: The Meaning of a Message Changes When Context Changes In this post I will discuss three of the essential parts in the filesharing debate. *Consumers show a need that is not satisfied by the market, *The intellectual property law needs to change. *The need for control to maintain power. ———– A Need The filesharing is a result of improvements in technology and a . . . → Read More: Three Essential Parts in the Filesharing Debate  |
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