TOK Survey
Yea, I kinda dropped the ball. My presentation was supposed to be today, but I forgot about it, and I need to do it tomorrow. Anyway, I need as many people as I can get to take this survey.
Please e-mail your responses to mcdonald.kevin@nospam.gmail.com (remove the nospam of course)
or you can reply here, but I'd prefer the e-mail so I don't have to check every single forum I post this on.
About you
Gender:
Age:
Religion:
Other noteworthy biases you may have:
Now for the tough questions
1. Your friend Joe Blogg walks up to a slot machine and pours in $100 of quarters. Why does he do this?
2. Which of these methods of acquisition of knowledge is the most accurate? The least?
Perception
Reason
Emotion
Language
3. Does emotion inhibit one’s ability to make good decisions?
4. What about lack of emotion?
5. Is emotion responsible for the pursuit of knowledge?
6. Can knowledge be attained without evidence?
7. Is there such a thing as moral right and wrong? If so, how is it decided?
8. Does emotion get in the way of rationality, or are emotions rational in the first place?
Please e-mail your responses to mcdonald.kevin@nospam.gmail.com (remove the nospam of course)
or you can reply here, but I'd prefer the e-mail so I don't have to check every single forum I post this on.
About you
Gender:
Age:
Religion:
Other noteworthy biases you may have:
Now for the tough questions
1. Your friend Joe Blogg walks up to a slot machine and pours in $100 of quarters. Why does he do this?
2. Which of these methods of acquisition of knowledge is the most accurate? The least?
Perception
Reason
Emotion
Language
3. Does emotion inhibit one’s ability to make good decisions?
4. What about lack of emotion?
5. Is emotion responsible for the pursuit of knowledge?
6. Can knowledge be attained without evidence?
7. Is there such a thing as moral right and wrong? If so, how is it decided?
8. Does emotion get in the way of rationality, or are emotions rational in the first place?