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WorksheetsTOK - Knowledge and Technology, AOK of Natural Science
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins
A paradigm shift in the NS is:
Which of the following is a good example of ethical limits on N.S.?
World War 2
The Manhattan Project
Francis Bacon
Scientist portrayed as masculine nature vs feminine
Scientific Knowledge Gained through empirical observation
skeptical scientist
Argues against conjecture
Humans dominate Nature
Pursuit of Science should be for the _____ and ___________ and used in ______.
- Francis Bacon
benefit, use of life, charity
mind, human growth, philosophy
benefit, human growth, charity
mind, use of life, philosophy
Whig Science
one must let go of all anomalies in science
progress guaranteed by scientific method and human ability
positivist
fundamental truths which are inevitable
Structure of the Scientific Revolution by Thomas Khun
step #1
pre-science
paradigm change
normal science
model drift
model crisis
Structure of the Scientific Revolution by Thomas Khun
step #2
pre-science
paradigm change
normal science
model drift
model crisis
Structure of the Scientific Revolution by Thomas Khun
step #3
model revolution
paradigm change
normal science
model drift
model crisis
Structure of the Scientific Revolution by Thomas Khun
step #4
model revolution
paradigm change
normal science
model drift
model crisis
Structure of the Scientific Revolution by Thomas Khun
step #5
model revolution
paradigm change
normal science
model drift
model crisis
Structure of the Scientific Revolution by Thomas Khun
step #6
model revolution
paradigm change
normal science
model drift
model crisis
3 different perspectives of science
#1 - Popper
argues that a single reproducible anomaly is enough to reject a theory
anomalies are ignored or explained away
sciences goal is to clear up the status quo and find the expected answers
3 different perspectives of science
#1 - Khun
argues that a single reproducible anomaly is enough to reject a theory
anomalies are ignored or explained away
sciences goal is to clear up the status quo and find the expected answers
3 different perspectives of science
#1 - Hacking
argues that a single reproducible anomaly is enough to reject a theory
anomalies are ignored or explained away
sciences goal is to clear up the status quo and find the expected answers
1542
Theory of Disease
Theory of Natural Selection
Copernican Revolution
model of mechanics replacing Aristotle’s theories
1687
Theory of Disease
Theory of Natural Selection
Copernican Revolution
model of mechanics replacing Aristotle’s theories
1783
Theory of Disease
Theory of Natural Selection
chemical revolution replaced phlogiston theory
quantum mechanics replaces classical mechanics
1859
Theory of Disease
Theory of Natural Selection
chemical revolution replaced phlogiston theory
quantum mechanics replaces classical mechanics
1880
Germ Theory of Disease
Theory of Natural Selection
chemical revolution replaced phlogiston theory
quantum mechanics replaces classical mechanics
1905
chemical revolution replaced phlogiston theory
quantum mechanics replaces classical mechanics
theory of electromagnetic radiation
general relativity replacing Newtons gravity
1919
chemical revolution replaced phlogiston theory
quantum mechanics replaces classical mechanics
theory of electromagnetic radiation
general relativity replacing Newtons gravity
name two reasons why mistakes are often repeated (article)
Thomas Kuhn's profession (article)
mathematician
physicist
philosopher
chemist
Khun's description of scientific activity
puzzle-solving
playing a game
a web of anomaly
what did Kuhn argue about competing paradigms?
they must learn to live apart or combine to form a new paradigm
there can only be one right paradigm
they are incommensurable (there exists no objective way of assessing their relative merits)
they are always at odds with each other
TOK Trap of Technology
replacing real learning with AI
believing all technology looks the same
using solely dictionary definitions
not embracing new technology
scope of technology
spiritually
psychologically
physically
mentally
order correctly from bottom to top:
A: wisdom
B: information
C: data
D: knowledge
D, C, B, A
B, C, D, A
C, B, D, A
A, B, C, D
Aristotle's 3 types of Knowledge
Phroneis
Techne
Episteme
Arachne
Episteme
knowledge as a result of crafting or making something
unchanging universal claims
practical wisdom/ethics
Phroneis
knowledge as a result of crafting or making something
unchanging universal claims
practical wisdom/ethics
Techne
knowledge as a result of crafting or making something
unchanging universal claims
practical wisdom/ethics
wisdom is __________
the difference between hypothetical and real life moral decisions
reason for QWERTY layout
