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Does experiential knowledge add value? - UM2001GRAD - 06-10-2014 10:36 AM
To have perfect knowledge of something, does one have to experience it? Or is an academic knowledge sufficient for a perfect knowledge of something?
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - HeartOfDixie - 06-10-2014 10:37 AM
You need both, in a perfect world.
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - Smaug - 06-10-2014 10:37 AM
Having just taught a teenager to drive, I answer with some authority, hell, yes.
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - DrTorch - 06-10-2014 10:43 AM
(06-10-2014 10:36 AM)UM2001GRAD Wrote: To have perfect knowledge of something, does one have to experience it?
I would say emphatically 'yes'. And too much of academia (and now the general populace) believes they know something about a subject simply by reading about it.
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - Lord Stanley - 06-10-2014 10:45 AM
As I get older, I shy away from making claims without experiential knowledge.
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - AngryAphid - 06-10-2014 10:47 AM
For the record, I’m fine with my less than experiential knowledge of stuff... particularly death.
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - Paul M - 06-10-2014 11:15 AM
He's setting up a falsehood.
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - QuestionSocratic - 06-10-2014 11:15 AM
"True knowledge exists in knowing that you know nothing."
Socrates
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - DrTorch - 06-10-2014 11:18 AM
(06-10-2014 11:15 AM)Paul M Wrote: He's setting up a falsehood.
Oh sure. He'll claim that conservatives don't know about something b/c they haven't experienced it firsthand.
Of course he'll make several logical fallacies w/ his claim, but he'll ignore them all b/c he's from Memphis.
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - oklalittledixie - 06-10-2014 11:19 AM
(06-10-2014 10:36 AM)UM2001GRAD Wrote: To have perfect knowledge of something, does one have to experience it? Or is an academic knowledge sufficient for a perfect knowledge of something?
You mean like liberal indoctrinators on college campuses that aren't responsible enough to maintain a career outside the cocoon of academia?
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - UM2001GRAD - 06-10-2014 11:58 AM
So do christians believe their god is absolutely omniscient given that experiential knowledge adds value beyond academic knowledge? I would think not.
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - DrTorch - 06-10-2014 11:59 AM
(06-10-2014 11:58 AM)UM2001GRAD Wrote: So do christians believe their god is absolutely omniscient given that experiential knowledge adds value beyond academic knowledge? I would think not.
It's pretty clear you think not.
This is like those questions they teach you about in high school, "Do you walk to work or carry your lunch?"
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - AngryAphid - 06-10-2014 12:02 PM
Super Dave Osborne crashes yet again.
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - ncbeta - 06-10-2014 12:06 PM
Should our "black democratic president" have served in the military so he had adequate knowledge of how to handle the bergdahl situation, or was the ignored expertise of members of the military and intelligence community enough?
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - JMUDunk - 06-10-2014 12:06 PM
(06-10-2014 11:18 AM)DrTorch Wrote:(06-10-2014 11:15 AM)Paul M Wrote: He's setting up a falsehood.
Oh sure. He'll claim that conservatives don't know about something b/c they haven't experienced it firsthand.
Of course he'll make several logical fallacies w/ his claim, but he'll ignore them all b/c he's from Memphis.
Yep. These leftists like this clown and the ole dirty fella who thought he was clevva for a couple days are trolling hard. Trying o get someone to slip up and give them an Ah-HA! moment.
FWIW, I'm not going to bust my cancer doctors balls for not having had cancer, nor my plumber fixing my leak because his pipes have never burst.
don't fall for the foolishness, folks!
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - UM2001GRAD - 06-10-2014 08:24 PM
So none of you christians want to talk about your god lacking experiential knowledge? Or is experiential knowledge suddenly not so important?
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - maximus - 06-10-2014 08:42 PM
Someone should actually read the Bible.
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RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - DaSaintFan - 06-10-2014 08:44 PM
(06-10-2014 10:36 AM)UM2001GRAD Wrote: To have perfect knowledge of something, does one have to experience it? Or is an academic knowledge sufficient for a perfect knowledge of something?
It's not an either/or. I will say that experience trumps academics almost every time though...
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - stinkfist - 06-10-2014 08:51 PM
(06-10-2014 10:45 AM)Lord Stanley Wrote: As I get older, I shy away from making claims without experiential knowledge.
that's why I pay people....I haven't changed a bit in my thought process since 2nd grade (albeit, I am much more experienced now)....wasn't too hard to figure out how to surround myself with those that knew more than myself to help me make money....
that starting at the bottom has value....but it's a 'now' society we live in...that's what's so fkd up....people don't look in the mirror enough....neither did their parents....
RE: Does experiential knowledge add value? - Smaug - 06-10-2014 08:51 PM
(06-10-2014 11:58 AM)UM2001GRAD Wrote: So do christians believe their god is absolutely omniscient given that experiential knowledge adds value beyond academic knowledge? I would think not.
What?