Comments for Theme 1

1. http://securepathofscience.blogspot.se/2015/09/theme-1-theory-of-knowledge-and-theory_14.html?showComment=1445864186925#c1086061219112673092

2. http://rchcc.blogspot.se/2015/09/reflection-of-theme1.html?showComment=1445865904268#c5012600485274659949

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11. Additional Comments https://agrik.wordpress.com/2015/09/13/kant-vs-plato-2/

A good reflection starts with an interesting and inspiring quote. “Our world is a shared experience Fractured by individual perspectives.” I like the sentence and thanks for your sharing. In your reflection, I found the three issues you pointed out are very useful and helpful for us to understand the theme, which are open-ended philosophical discussions, no ultimate universal ‘truth’, and we see the world though perception. It is important to keep them in mind. In addition, I agree with you that ‘Kant was not right all the time’. In fact, I think no one was always right, or maybe there is no right can be always right. (This sounds a little bit silly, but I hope you get what I mean.) Similar to lacking of the god’s point of view, I think knowledge shares same limit just as us. That may be another reason for why a priori and a posteriori knowledge exists. But again you make good argument that ‘no knowledge can exist independent of previous knowledge’ and “Knowledge requires knowledge.” This is definitely a logical thinking and makes a great connection with previous discussions. Thanks for your interesting share. Well done!