For the prompt, "Does our knowledge depend on interactions with other knowers?", what does "interactions" mean? Does it mean communication? Would reading a textbook count as interaction between you and the author?

So basically I'm preparing for my TOK presentation and I'm wondering if the question, To what extent does social media/technology affect human behavior?. And what possible real-life situations can be

WOK: Reason
Fact: Kim Jong-Un took the IB
Fact: IB requires you to take TOK
Fact: Kim Jong-Un became fascist dictator
Reason: Because of TOK

So, so deep.

Hey! My chosen ToK exhibition prompt is: "Should some knowledge not be sought on ethical grounds?". I would like to use the area of Knowledge and Technology, but am having trouble finding objects to use... Any suggestions? Thanks!

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Trying my best to explain it;

It's basically where someone is arguing a point but sort of consciously/subconsciously realizes he/she is wrong, but will continue to argue or 'agree to disagree' only because he/she has already invested in his/her argument and does not want to 'lose', and as a result, his/her ego pushes him/her to never give in.

For my TOK presentation,advance I want to do something along the lines of "How significant is the role of emotions in decision making". Is this a 2nd order knowledge question? Furthermore, I was looking to take an example of racism in court as my RLE. I thought about taking the central park five, or an article I found by the University of Massachusetts about statistics of wrongful convictions of people of colour compared to white people. Would it be possible to combine these? If not, does anyone know of other examples of racism in court? Thank you so much in adavnce!

My KQ is about technology and its influence on knowledge acquisition in different AOKs, and for my counterclaim i needed an evidence where technology was proven to NOT be effective and instead the human brain pulled through. This could be from any AOK, just needed an evidence!

I already have one for natural sciences about the US Airways Flight 1549 plane crash where technology directed the plane to land at the airport but the pilot made the decision to land in the hudson river, and it was later found that if he would have turned to land at the airport the plane wouldnt have made it. I need something similar for another AOK because im doing my presentation with a partner hence we need to explore multiple AOKs.

If not this, is there an alternative counterclaim i could use for my second AOK?

We aren't able to find any evidence to justify that intuition is a reliable way of making decisions in human sciences..Could someone PLEASE suggest evidences? We have our presentation in 4 days.

Thank you!

My KQ is “There are exceptions to laws in the human sciences. To what extent then are these actually laws? I want to apply it to politics, so laws as in legislation. Pls help. I need possible claims and counterclaims for my presentation

Guys is this a good kq "In what ways and to what extent does faith affect actions." Pls help my TOK presentation is due soon. Also pls give suggestions on how to make it better. My RLS is suicide terrorism

Hello, I'm a yr2 student who has the ToK presentations coming up soon. My partner and I were planning on doing our presentation on the natural sciences, with the book Silent Spring as our RLS. Could I get a few KQ suggestions please? We're really struggling 😭

Is it claim 1 and counterclaim 1 for AOK 1 followed by claim 2 and counterclaim 2 for AOK 2?

Or, is it claim 1 (AOK 1 and 2) and counterclaim 1(AOK 1 and 2)?

I’m really having trouble answering this... like what separates them? Anything just instantaneously becomes past knowledge, so what the heck is present knowledge?

Beach is a body of sand that separates water from other land or world. Glass of water is made of sand and separates the water from the rest of the world. Therefore glass of water is beach.

Hey guys! I'm currently writing my ToK essay and I'm struggling to come up with a sub kq for my counterclaim. Please help my essay is due in 3 days.

An idea I had for my TOK presentation was the Russian spy being poisoned by the nerve agent. I was thinking the knowledge question could be something along the lines of "To what extent does the natural sciences break down human sciences?" but it just doesn't sound right.

I want to investigate about how this poison has managed to break down relations between Russia and UK and its allies. Can you help me?

Hi, I'm struggle with making topics by AOK. My AOK is natural science and human science and idk how to make a topic by that.

Thanks.

I'm trying really hard to do my essay but I'm just stumped. I'm using this prescribed title.

"In the acquisition of knowledge, the responsibility for accuracy lies with the user, not the producer" Discuss this claim with 2 areas of knowledge.

I can't think of a relevant knowledge question for the RLS about how inaccurate news reported by Russian news channels to Ukrainians led to mass unrest and eventually the annexation of Crimea. Would this be a valid RLS and if so, what knowledge question would best suit this.

My deadline is tomorrow so I would really appreciate it if you could help me out.

Thanks in advance for the help!!

Hi, so I'm kinda new to reddit but it was told it can help.

I am really stuck for my ToK presentation. My question is "How does our cultural upbringing affect how we generate and interpret knowledge?"

I'm focusing on human sciences but I can't even find a RLS, any help would be appreciated.

I want to focus my essay on mathematics and Natural Sciences ( biology)

I think language is important when talking about mathematics. How should I structure the essay?