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In the areas of knowledge such as arts and sciences do we learn more from work that follows or that breaks with accepted convention?â
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... "In the areas of knowledge such as arts and sciences do we learn more from work that follows or that breaks with accepted convention?" Knowledge is seen through different perspectives by every individual. For some knowledge is picked in schools and universities, while for some it is learnt from life's experiences. For me knowledge is anything that one knows and it isn't bounded by any kind of language or expressions. Knowledge can be in any field and can have any kind of nature. For some knowledge begins and ends in books while for others it is a continuous and never ending. So many times a person who is uneducated tends to know more than the educated person all due to experience. Knowledge covers all the areas of life and learning is the first step towards gaining knowledge. Knowledge always increases by sharing and doesn't require any criteria for sharing, but it
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