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... TOK Essay Topic: Evaluate The Strengths And Weaknesses Of Reason As A Way Of Knowing. Candidate Name: Sahil Bhoolabhai Candidate No: 200759 Word Count: 1396 There are four ways of knowing - reason, perception, language and emotion. A way of knowing refers to the various ways human beings can gather and extrapolate information - primarily through the ways mentioned above. Every individual has a distinct view of reason. Reason is best described by me as "gathering information and data and carrying out logical steps in order to reach a conclusion in order to prove a certain thing. An epitome of reason is-the reason for advancement in technology in the twenty first century is due to numerous applications and discoveries in physics. Reason is a way of knowing which is comprised of diverse fundamentals. In order to justify a reason lucid explanations and logic is particularly requisite. Reason also involves correct interpretation of ideas based on
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