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Other ways of knowing, and how they work, now revealed (Original Post)
Silent3
Apr 2012
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onager
(9,356 posts)1. Kicking..
Silent3
(15,151 posts)4. Self-fulfilling prophecies...
...can be a beautiful thing.
cbayer
(146,218 posts)2. From Schooling the World
edhopper
(33,487 posts)3. There is nothing wrong with her singing to the stones and water.
Now if she heard them speak back to her, then I would say she needed help.
Silent3
(15,151 posts)5. That may be a way of being...
...of behaving, of interacting with the world, but there is no demonstration of special knowledge here, either in being the grandmother or being the understanding granddaughter.
cbayer
(146,218 posts)6. As far as you know...
Silent3
(15,151 posts)7. In other words, "I can't prove you wrong"...
...if you want to believe there's something more going on here, a special kind of knowing.
Maybe I know the grandmother is from another planet. You can't prove that wrong either.
cbayer
(146,218 posts)8. Prove me wrong? I'm not making any kind of claim.
skepticscott
(13,029 posts)9. Except the implicit claim that what you cited qualifies
as "another way of knowing" about the world. Otherwise, why is it remotely relevant to this thread?