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Date
2025-05-14Author
Karbowski, Arthur P.
Publisher
University of Wisconsin--Stout
Department
Design
Advisor(s)
Heagle, Michael
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Axiomatic reasoning is a form of logical operation with which scientific theory and
technological advancement have been developed in our society. An axiom is some fact or idea
that is assumed to be true. Several thinkers fall into the trap of allowing their personally held
axioms to influence their work. They have made assumptions about the results they want and
then worked backwards from desired results to prove their theory. An individuals personally held
axioms are evident in everything that they say. Any statement of unequivocal facts by an
individual usually can be a good indication of their privately held assumptions. As we progress it
becomes more and more clear how little we understand about reality. A statement like “Reality
is...xyz” as opposed to “I think reality is...abc” highlights the speaker’s lack of awareness of
these principles. I believe we need to listen more carefully and pay closer attention to our human
society to continue into the future. A good “setup” is a great platform for listening,
metaphorically speaking.
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