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Is there knowledge we should not seek? Or is all knowledge inherently and can only persons be harmful?
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Janis Lasmanis 11. sb Is there knowledge we should not seek? Or is all knowledge inherently and can only persons be harmful? During all men's life he perceives more and more knowledge. Although some of the knowledge people gain by an accident (for example hearing a conversation on the street) however most of the knowledge is pursued consciously and willingly by the person. During the process of perceiving the knowledge men occasionally do illegal or amoral things and many may regard that the knowledge is not worth the sacrifice it has taken to perceive. I have thought a lot about this topic and I have realized that there are many aspects to look at to really judge whether the knowledge is worth to seek. First of all is the purpose for seeking knowledge; also the question - how the knowledge will be used and should we use all the knowledge we have...
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