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Development and use of new technologies.
I think technology (machines, phones, laptop etc) is very useful today. It is used by basically everyone and every industry. In the medical area, technology has helped save many lives and made it easier for doctors and nurses. I think we rely too much on technology though, like what if everything suddenly stops working? What do we do then? Maybe making new technology can go very wrong, and robots take over the world. Kids get addicted to phones, TV, laptops etc and it is very bad for them, they forget how to socialise. I think technology is the easy way out. I think we'll learn about all they ways technology will help us in the future and the different types of technology that'll be invented.

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ENTRY #4 Write a definition of 'Community of knowers' in your own words.

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ENTRY #4 Write a definition of 'Community of knowers' in your own words.

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A group of people who understand a certain body of knowledge, beliefs, assumptions or opinions and collaborate meaningfully in the practice of that knowledge.

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What did you learn about the magnitude of your knowledge compared with all of the knowledge that exist?

My knowledge is very very little

How do you feel about it? Why?

I feel stupid but also excited because there's so many things to learn

What counts as knowledge? Fact? Claim? Truth?

Fact is something thats proven, claim = assumption and something yet to be proven and truth = 'undisputed' fact. Mr Monteath said knowledge is something I don't have.

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Three things that you know that many other people also know.
- english
- days of the week
- walk
Three things that only you (or you and only a few other people) know.
- soccer
- braiding hair
- my morning routine
Three fields of knowledge about which much is known but you know rather little.
- maths
- politics
- other religions

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ENTRY #2 - Knowledge, Opinion and Belief.

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ENTRY #2 - Knowledge, Opinion and Belief.

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Fact - something that is based on evidence, a theory that is proved using research methods

Opinion - a personal idea that has different perspectives and opposing sides

Belief - a shared idea that a whole group of people believe

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The Human Sciences

ETHICS - To what extent are the methods used in the human sciences limited by the ethical considerations involved in studying human beings?

In 1769, an English physician named Edward Jenner made a development for smallpox that anyone who had cowpox will not get smallpox. In order to test his theory, he got pus from someone who had cowpox and injected it into a child who was 8 years old and then exposed her to someone who had smallpox.

Jenner’s theory was proved successful but forcefully injecting a minor with cowpox then exposing her to a deadly disease at the time was very unethical. If this was done today, Jenner would probably go to jail for child abuse.

Another example of unethical experiments that were forcefully done on people was during the holocaust when the Nazi scientists experimented on the Jews. From that the Nuremberg codes were made to stop these unethical practices. Though many discoveries were made, and vaccines developed from the experiments, it was still very unethical. Nowadays, because of the Nuremberg codes, scientists are not allowed to test on human beings without their consent and if it is harmful.