Argumentation and Culture



Argumentation and Culture

Answer 1

It is hardly possible to have the unbiased report of events as because most of the news have been generated to get the attention of audience. Also, the biases are mostly incompatible with the findings and present the other way of the truth to make the report of event more interesting and worth considering. The reports have been written by tainting the stories with the biases. However, it is still not completely true, as some parts of the reports are based on the sources of bias. The few methods of getting the unbiased reports are the services like AP News that send short report having no personal opinions rather than explicitly based on facts and unbiased ideas of events (Schwengel, 2011).

Answer 2

The science has limitation because it can only yield the observable and testable proofs. However, it does not mean that science is useless in fact it has done myriad of beneficial things for the humanity but still its limiting and cannot go beyond after certain limits. The science cannot go beyond the realm of nature for instance; the science does not draw conclusions about supernatural explanations (Understanding Science, 2012). However, the skepticism also has some limits also. The person cannot be skeptic about analytical truths and common sense beliefs for instance, the skeptic cannot say that two and two do not make four (Mosser, 2010).

Answer 3

There are some universal values that transcend all cultural and other differences that include the respect, relationships, reverence, individual worth, responsibility, freedom, human rights, dignity, equality, and peace (Leo, 2001).

Answer 4

I revised my childhood fear that when black cat brings the bad luck when it crosses our path. I revised this wrong fate believing that there is no such concept of bad luck and only God is there ...