Read this article ( https://plato. stanford. edu/entries/thought-experiment/ ) on thought experiments and then construct your own thought experiment. Describe your thought experiment, and then answer the following questions: Recognizing that thought experiments, by definition, give us knowledge simply by the use of thought, how would empiricist philosophers view these? Is what we derive from the experiments knowledge, and if so, is the knowledge useful? Where does the knowledge gained in a thought experiment come from if it is not innate?

Why were the farmers not satisfied with only establishing cooperatives ?

Do you want free brainliest and free points? answer this drivers ed question correctly and ill give you both : ) how can you count following distance? a. look for a moving object and count the seconds it takes for you to pass it after the car you are following has passed it. b. look for a stationary object and count the seconds it takes for you to pass it after the car you are following has passed it. c. look for the rear wheels of the car in front and count the number of rotations. d. look for the stripes on the road and count them as you pass by.

B. speculate about one positive way and one negative way that this boundary has affected the geographical units it separates over time.