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In the 21st Century

How to Turn On Your Good Genes? - Dr. John Kelly

Knowledge

Is knowledge that integrates and synthesizes information

knowledge is knowledge that integrates and synthesizes information from across fields or domains.[4]Knowledge is knowing how to do something. Wisdom is knowing why, how, and what to do. Factual knowledge - knowing the facts;Procedural knowledge - knowing how to do things Understanding relevance of context and values;Recognition that it is impossible to know in advance how decision will ultimately affect your life. [2]

Space Station Live: Studying Basic Biology in Space

The Shift

to

21st Century Society

The shift to 21st century society involves much more than the economic changes outlined on this page – major social and political changes are also happening.[3] Digital and information literacy, like core content knowledge, was often cited as a skill. Crossdisciplinary knowledge is knowledge that integrates and synthesizes information from across fields or domains, such as the application of knowledge to new contexts in the purs it of specific end goals.[4]

Global Capitalism: February 2015 Monthly Update

The Light of Evolution

Biology is, perhaps, intellectually the most satisfying and inspiring science. When scientists get up in the morning, the males at least, put their pants on one leg at a time. Facts come and go—not necessarily because they are wrong, but because they become uninteresting or irrelevant.[1]

Adult Stem Cell Bladder Regeneration -- Dr. Anthony Atala, Wake Forest University The Light of Evolution

JOHN A. MOORE

Seen in the light of evolution, biology is, perhaps, intellectually the most satisfying and inspiring science. Without that light it becomes a pile of sundry facts—some of them interesting or curious but making no meaningful picture as a whole.[1]

Anthony Atala: Printing a human kidney

Scientific knowledge begins with a question— not surprising since there cannot be answers unless there are questions. Some phenomenon of nature is observed, we become curious about it and wish more information. It is nearly impossible to obtain an answer to any important question in science unless we first make a guess about what the answer might be. This guess is our hypothesis. The guessing is not a random affair. The guess will be based on various observations, hunches, and clues. This process, in which we combine the specific bits of information and logic to produce a more general statement (a hypothesis) is known as induction.[1]

From time to time emphasize that science is a human endeavor—done by human beings to answer questions of human interest or human importance.[1]

Mind Blowing Data: Genetics, Epigenetics Affected By Minerals In Diet

[1]http://www.sicb.org/dl/saawok/467.pdf

[2]http://staroversky.com/blog/information-knowledge-and-wisdom-what-is-the-difference

[3]http://www.shiftingthinking.org/?page_id=58
[4] http://punya.educ.msu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/JDLTE-29-4-127-Ker.pdf

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