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Knowledge and ignorance

Graded Quiz • 30 min 2 Questions Week 1

Knowledge and ignorance

Know Thyself - The Value and Limits of Self-Knowledge: The Examined Life

Graded Quiz • 30 min 2 Questions Week 1

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Think of a situation where you saw somebody who was absolutely certain of something, thought there is no way this could be wrong – and yet it was wrong. This might be someone you met in person, saw on the news, or even read about in a book. Why do you think this person was so certain, or so unwilling to see that they might be mistaken?Please briefly explain your answer (2-3 sentences maximum.)

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Have you ever been absolutely sure of something at one time, only to realize at a later time that you were mistaken? Please briefly explain your answer (2-3 sentences maximum.)

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