1.  As the Deconstructionists remind us, all human knowledge is situated in particular social constructions.

2.  Citation totals - the large numbers of incremental additions to the sum of human knowledge.

3.  Critical doubt depends on a myth, the idea that human knowledge is totally objective and neutral.

4.  Hayek accepts the primacy of practice in the construction of human knowledge.

5.  Human knowledge is as yet unable to predict such changes.

6.  It has, by pushing back the boundaries of human knowledge, given us much that has enriched our lives.

7.  It is possible to teach every branch of human knowledge with the motion picture.

8.  That is very old human knowledge.

9.  The situation with human knowledge is not what is often suggested - that faith begins when reason ends.

10.  Science has, by pushing back the boundaries of human knowledge, given us much that has enriched our lives.