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Thinking about truth
1How do you know what is true (in education or elsewhere)? 2What would convince you that something is true? 3What counts as evidence? Some common knowledge, for instance, the sun rises from east. the thing I have experienced. something I read from a convinced book. most people said it is true. there is a convinced resource that I could track or trust. things really happened from convinced news website the people who involved in the event said it is true.
reflecting on my experience
This kind of reflection is quite impressive. One of the most meaningful things I noticed during the process is that observing someone or something could help enhance memory. I remember that when I was in secondary school and high school, I had much more better memory than now, because I need to remember lots of knowledge in my mind in order to get higher scores. When you observe something, you have to concentrate on and use several parts of your body to remember the feeling. In addition, as an observer, you are an outsider of a certain thing, so your perspectives and attitudes toward the observation are more objective and stable. There are some different between observing strangers and people I know well. I should pay more attention when I was observing the strangers since I could not predict what will happen in the next minute so I could not distract. However, while I was observing the people I know well, I could predict something, and the prediction is quite accurate. Althoug...
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