To what extent must an individual's certainty align with public knowledge (knowledge widely shared across a community) before his or her knowledge claims can be accepted?
What is the difference between saying "I am certain" and "It is certain"?
If every member of a group is in agreement, does that make what is agreed upon a fact?
How do those in authority decide which knowledge is to be shared through education,
and how do their decision shape our shared knowledge?
What is the difference between saying "I am certain" and "It is certain"?
If every member of a group is in agreement, does that make what is agreed upon a fact?
How do those in authority decide which knowledge is to be shared through education,
and how do their decision shape our shared knowledge?