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If by "theory of knowledge", you mean they need to have read a bunch of philosophical musings on epistemology, then I strongly agree with the downvoters, becaus
by feoren 2y ago
If by "theory of knowledge", you mean they need to have read a bunch of philosophical musings on epistemology, then I strongly agree with the downvoters, because that's utter nonsense. If you mean anything else by that, then you're being way too vague to contribute to a technical discussion, so again I agree with the downvoters. Try defining what you mean by "theory of knowledge" and explain why you think that's required to "understand science" (and you might want to explain what you mean by that too) and I suspect you'll see a lot fewer downvotes.
- m101 2y agoTheory of knowledge "is a branch of philosophy that examines the nature, origin, and limits of knowledge". Scientists need to understand the limits of knowledge which may be acquired by science. Scientists think they are in the unique possession of tools which ascertain truths - this is misled.