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Title: Objective Knowledge
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When methods are created to test something or when trying to solve a problem, they are too biased because individuals rely on their past experiences. In order to make sure that the method produces results that could provide an individual with an answer, the individual must first formulate a series of trials based on knowledge from that individuals previous knowledge... Showed first 250 characters
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In order to make sure that the method produces results that could provide an individual with an answer, the individual must first formulate a series of trials based on knowledge from that individuals previous knowledge. The reason for our past knowledge and experience is in order to guide individuals to generate a logical method that will end in the result of the desired outcome... Showed next 250 characters
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