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    Individuals and societies can develop mistaken or false knowledge through various processes. Individual biases and social pressures can influence thinking and lead people to incorrect conclusions. Relying too heavily on intuition without sufficient evidence or analysis can also sometimes lead us astray, especially regarding scientific knowledge which requires rigorous testing of hypotheses.

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    Individuals and societies can develop mistaken or false knowledge through various processes. Individual biases and social pressures can influence thinking and lead people to incorrect conclusions. Relying too heavily on intuition without sufficient evidence or analysis can also sometimes lead us astray, especially regarding scientific knowledge which requires rigorous testing of hypotheses.

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    Individuals and societies can develop mistaken or false knowledge through various processes. Individual biases and social pressures can influence thinking and lead people to incorrect conclusions. Relying too heavily on intuition without sufficient evidence or analysis can also sometimes lead us astray, especially regarding scientific knowledge which requires rigorous testing of hypotheses.

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    In our thinking and our acquisition of knowledge, many things can go wrong, leading to

    conclusions or beliefs which are mistaken, which are false, which are not true.

    Discuss individual and social processes which may lead to developing wrong or false
    knowledge.

    Which of these may be especially dangerous for the quality of what we think to be
    scientific knowledge?

    The power of intutios is many times correct but in somecases could leads us astray

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