Reason is known as the tool to finding truth through what we know at the moment. It is a form of extrapolating and speculating. However, is it as solid and accurate as it seems? Or are there parts of it that aren't the most apparent that are open to criticism?

Reason is known as the tool to finding truth through what we know at the moment. It is a form of extrapolating and speculating. However, is it as solid and accurate as it seems? Or are there parts of it that aren't the most apparent that are open to criticism?

&nbsp;&nbsp;Reason is known as the tool to finding truth through what we know at the moment. It is a form of extrapolating and speculating. However, is it as solid and accurate as it seems? Or are there parts of it that aren't the most apparent that are open to criticism?&nbsp;
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Reason

This podcast goes into further detail about the concepts that were mentioned in the podcast "Knowledge Pursuit." 
 The Areas of Knowledge (AOK) and the Ways of Knowing(WOK) are discussed.
 This podcast does have to do with the course of TOK, but because it has to do more with how we think about what we know, it's not exactly about what we learn in school. It's more about logic and reason, as well as bias and fallacies in reasoning. 
 A primer into epistemology to anybody who is interested.

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This podcast goes into further detail about the concepts that were mentioned in the podcast "Knowledge Pursuit." The Areas of Knowledge (AOK) and the Ways of Knowing(WOK) are discussed. This podcast does have to do with the course of TOK, but because it has to do more with how we think about what we know, it's not exactly about what we learn in school. It's more about logic and reason, as well as bias and fallacies in reasoning. A primer into epistemology to anybody who is interested.

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