Myth of knowledge

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Publish Date: 2000-05-01
Features: This book uniquely explores the "misunderstandings of knowledge," presenting a fresh perspective that helps readers recognize the mysteries of the world and certain physiological phenomena of humans that existing knowledge cannot explain. It addresses the various chaos and errors inherent in knowledge itself, the dependency of knowledge on brain function, the limitations and specialization of knowledge, and the problems in the marketization of knowledge. At the same time, the book discusses the value of knowledge, allowing readers to understand the pitfalls while also recognizing the power of knowledge, thereby strengthening their belief in overcoming these misconceptions. In the final chapter, the book focuses on introducing methods that are beneficial for escaping these pitfalls. The content of this book is extensive, covering the past and present, spanning across time and space, and examining the misinterpretations of knowledge from multiple levels and angles. It is not bound by rigid conventions, avoiding the creation of content that may displease readers in pursuit of uniformity. We believe that after reading this book, you will undoubtedly gain profound insights.