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... The problem here is that belief or bias can help the researchers acquire of knowledge, or it was an obstacle to overcome. what affects researchers to get the knowledge.
People act from beliefs and beliefs influenced us in differently way, the Spanish poet Anonio Machado said belief is "under all that we think ,lives all we believe, and resembles the ultimate veil of our spirits" ¢ÙI think beliefs are the conclusion from your individual experience and perception and also the knowledge you get. ... and different people have different beliefs according to different perceptions . ... I think different researchers have different beliefs. ... And different researchers beliefs are influenced them differently
In some area of knowledge the beliefs act as evidences. ... We can¡¯t prove it, but researcher should believe it, use it as the evidence. ... We know 2+3=5 ,why we know what the symbol ¡°2¡± means, because we universally accept it. ... we can see the belief of the researcher in math also can be the evidence for their results, because it is universally accepted it. ... Is this belief will become a bias for us and against the researchers results since we think it was true? ... Beliefs make a bias for them, and stop them from finding a new knowledge. ... It¡¯s hard to say whether it is count as evidence for or against their results. ... A few years later ,another scientist Edwin hubble says that the static universe was wrong, and he has enough evidence to prove that, Einstein finally said he had made the mistake. So we can see that although the scientist are trying for objectivity, but the mistake is made, because the belief of the researchers and bias not the scientific method, so the belief of the researchers in nature science are sometimes against their results.
But I think to some extent the beliefs can act as evidence of their results. The beliefs of the researchers are Important in the establishment of the hypothesis. ... Even we should not said whether is was count as evidence for or against their results because we don¡¯t know yet if the beliefs are right or wrong.
Approximate Word count = 1727
Approximate Pages = 6.9
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