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... To understanding something you need to rely on your own experience and culture. Does this mean that it is impossible to have objective knowledge? Rotterdam International Secondary School Name: Naowarat Makburee Candidate number: 000627-015 Word count: 1,237 words From the past to the present, our own experience has accelerated rapidly in our life time, as we grow up and get older, because it happens to us all the time and it is always around us. Which, it is something that we have taught and guided by someone who we called parents or experienced people. For example, let's say that we were young, like 5 years old, and don't know about the danger of electricity, our parents warn us about the danger of some equipment or toys etc. As they taught us about what's going to happen if we put our wet finger into the plug whole, we might get an electric shock
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